#Georgia
Georgian taxi driver acquitted of kidnapping Russian-speaking passengers
The driver maintains that the conflict arose when he refused to switch off Ukrainian music playing on the radio.
Georgian taxi driver acquitted of kidnapping Russian-speaking passengers
The driver maintains that the conflict arose when he refused to switch off Ukrainian music playing on the radio.
Opinion | Local voices were ignored in the auctioning of Racha's forests
Residents of Racha discovered that forests covering almost a third of their region had been auctioned off to a private owner only after the deal had been closed.
Opinion | Local voices were ignored in the auctioning of Racha's forests
By Salome KobalavaResidents of Racha discovered that forests covering almost a third of their region had been auctioned off to a private owner only after the deal had been closed.
Podcast | Kadyrov's cancelled sabbatical & Starmus in Yerevan
OC Media's staff discuss what Ramzan Kadyrov might have meant by 'taking a long vacation', Tea Tsulukiani's management of the Georgian Ministry of Culture, and the Starmus Festival in Yerevan.
Podcast | Kadyrov's cancelled sabbatical & Starmus in Yerevan
OC Media's staff discuss what Ramzan Kadyrov might have meant by 'taking a long vacation', Tea Tsulukiani's management of the Georgian Ministry of Culture, and the Starmus Festival in Yerevan.
Georgian Parliament overrides presidential veto on controversial surveillance law
The package of surveillance laws will give Georgia’s investigative agencies broader powers and fewer constraints.
Georgian Parliament overrides presidential veto on controversial surveillance law
The package of surveillance laws will give Georgia’s investigative agencies broader powers and fewer constraints.
Datablog | Who’s to blame for Georgia’s EU candidacy debacle?
Recent data suggests that most Georgians are uncertain who to blame for the country’s failed European Union membership bid.
Datablog | Who’s to blame for Georgia’s EU candidacy debacle?
By David SichinavaRecent data suggests that most Georgians are uncertain who to blame for the country’s failed European Union membership bid.
Ukraine calls for sanctions against Bidzina Ivanishvili
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency has called for 12 Georgians to be sanctioned for alleged ties to Russia.
Ukraine calls for sanctions against Bidzina Ivanishvili
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency has called for 12 Georgians to be sanctioned for alleged ties to Russia.
Russian journalist denied entry into Georgia twice in one month
Vasily Krestyaninov has lived in Georgia for almost a year but has been refused entry to the country since August 2022.
Russian journalist denied entry into Georgia twice in one month
Vasily Krestyaninov has lived in Georgia for almost a year but has been refused entry to the country since August 2022.
Georgian Culture Ministry loses wrongful dismissal lawsuits
Due to ‘reorganisation’, after Tea Tsulukiani became the Minister of Culture, the ministry dismissed several dozen people from their jobs.
Georgian Culture Ministry loses wrongful dismissal lawsuits
Due to ‘reorganisation’, after Tea Tsulukiani became the Minister of Culture, the ministry dismissed several dozen people from their jobs.
Podcast | Georgia's vanishing suburban trains and Armenia's pricey early military discharge
OC Media's staff discuss the fate of a series of train lines that disappeared following the pandemic and the early military discharge scheme proposed by the Armenian government.
Podcast | Georgia's vanishing suburban trains and Armenia's pricey early military discharge
OC Media's staff discuss the fate of a series of train lines that disappeared following the pandemic and the early military discharge scheme proposed by the Armenian government.
In Pictures | Georgia’s shrinking train lines
Trains were once among the most reliable methods of transport in Georgia, but closures under the guise of the pandemic have left many cut off.
In Pictures | Georgia’s shrinking train lines
Trains were once among the most reliable methods of transport in Georgia, but closures under the guise of the pandemic have left many cut off.