
Georgia–EU Relations
Georgians rank second after Turks in deportations from EU
Over 10,000 Georgians and 13,000 Turks were deported from the EU in 2025.

Over 10,000 Georgians and 13,000 Turks were deported from the EU in 2025.

Goods can now pass between Armenia and Turkey without needing additional registration, but further steps remain until the border is officially opened.

Despite reaching an agreement in 2022, the Armenia–Turkey border remains closed.

During the meeting Metin Tokel stated that Turkey always stands by Azerbaijan's side.

Unlike the celebrated wine industry, the mandarin is not an ancient Georgian tradition but rather a manufactured Soviet tool hanging by a thread.

More steps for the normalisation of bilateral relations are expected to take place ‘very soon’.

Elçin Adzinba has additionally said that she became the victim of a cyberattack after delivering her remarks.