Tata Shoshiashvili
Before joining OC Media as a reporter, Tata worked as a journalist in the Georgian newspaper Resonance for over two years. She is interested in politics, social issues and especially everything related to the Caucasus region. Writing is Tata’s outlet to relax and she believes she has found her dream profession in journalism.
Georgia ‘seizes Ukrainian explosives bound for Russia’
Georgia’s State Security Service has reportedly seized 14 kilogrammes of explosives destined for Russia.
Far-right Georgian blogger questioned by security services over alleged bomb threats
Vardosanidze, a prominent supporter of the violent far-right group Alt Info, is known for his far-right and homophobic messages.
Georgian Government orders far-right group Alt Info to pay fine
Alt Info has accused the government of betraying them to the West.
‘Russian hackers’ take down websites of Georgian media and president
A hacking group linked to the Russian security services appeared to take responsibility for at least one of the hacks.
Police clash with protesters attempting to block Tbilisi eviction
Two more evictions are planned this week, with activists vowing to oppose them.
Georgian speaker accuses USAID of ‘financing religious intolerance’
Papuashvili was responding to criticism of the Georgian Orthodox Church for its handling of a scandal surrounding an icon that featured Stalin.
Formal investigation and far-right demonstration prompted by paint on controversial Stalin icon
Activist Nata Peradze shared a video showing paint splattered on the controversial icon, which includes a figure resembling Joseph Stalin.
Controversy after Stalin icon found in Tbilisi’s Sameba cathedral
A priest from the Sameba Holy Trinity Cathedral said that the icon had been in the church for ‘several months’.
Georgian man dies in Abkhazia after alleged beating by police
Vitali (Temur) Karbaia, 44, reportedly sustained multiple injuries, including bruises and fractures after a confrontation with police.
Former Georgian opposition leader Nika Melia to form new party
Speculations about the ex-chair’s expulsion from the party continued in Georgia for months.