After the unfulfilled ‘peaceful revolution’ of 4 October, Georgia’s anti-government movement continues amidst debate, repression, and uncertainty.
Georgian artists continue to demonstrate the medium’s capacity to spread joy, even amidst difficult political circumstances.
The mothers of Georgians arrested during the protests have been travelling across the country to share letters from their imprisoned children.
Nana Babazade faces deportation to Azerbaijan, where she says her life could be in danger.
Despite much of the opposition boycotting Georgia’s October local elections, Irakli Kupradze has vowed to ‘wrest’ Tbilisi from the ‘Russian Dream’.
Despite new plans to replace the country’s largest open-air dump with a modern waste processing plant, experts and locals remain unconvinced.
Despite a peace deal clause banning hate speech, critics say entrenched anti-Armenian propaganda could hinder real change.
