Georgia

Airspace over Abastumani closed: observatory needs or Ivanishvili’s whim?

Aircraft will now have to bypass Abastumani in Georgia

Activist Nuradin Nabiev attacked in Georgia; Interior Ministry launches investigation

He links the incident to his criticism of local authorities as well as of Iran’s Supreme Leader

Opinion: 'Hungarian elections show it is possible to win in any situation'

Liberal Academy head Lasha Tugushi: “Despite everything, authoritarianism can be defeated through elections”

Rights groups on Afghan Sadygov case: 'Georgia violated ECHR ruling'

Social Justice Centre statement on the deportation of an Azerbaijani journalist from Georgia

Mikheil Saakashvili: Orban was Putin’s main envoy to Ivanishvili

Saakashvili: “Orban helped Georgian Dream ‘manage’ relations with the US and received money in return”

Plastic bottles to be banned in food service under new law in Georgia

The ban will apply to cafés, restaurants and bakeries, and will come into force on 1 July 2026

Rabies quarantine introduced in two regions of Georgia

How reliable are the reported cases, and what should you do if you are bitten?

Orbán’s defeat and Georgia: what Georgian Dream stands to lose in Hungary

In Georgia, the elections in Hungary were followed with particular attention

Fox News: Iran is using Georgia to bypass sanctions

“Georgia spent years pursuing integration with the West and was seen as a potential NATO member, but is now drifting into Tehran’s sphere of strategic interest”

Georgia protests: 500 days of continuous demonstrations

The march on 11 April 2026 marked the 500th day of pro-European protests in Georgia.

Top stories in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia from 6-10 April, 2026

Daily morning roundup. Top stories in local media, commentary, trending photos and videos

"Georgia deported journalist Sadygov to avoid protests during Azerbaijan’s president’s visit” - view from Baku

“Afghan Sadygov has been criticizing Ilham Aliyev’s government for years and is known for his protest activities”

April 9 in Georgia: 37 years since the tragedy and 35 years since the restoration of independence

Towards dawn the songs and dances on Rustaveli Avenue were replaced by an ominous silence - everyone was awaiting the attack of the security forces. Tragic events of April 9, 1989 - photos, documents, memoirs

Georgia writes off $370m in fines for 157 energy companies

The government says the write-off will allow these companies to restore their resources.

More complaints against Georgia filed with European Court of Human Rights

Prosecutors reject plea deal for Georgia’s former defence minister

Former minister Juansher Burchuladze and his associates are accused of embezzling state funds.

Tbilisi to seize homes from five families for Heydar Aliyev cultural centre project

The area where the cultural centre is planned has been granted “public necessity” status.

'Myth Detector': How pro-government forces used Georgian Patriarch’s name to discredit opponents

According to the study, after the death of Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia Ilia II, a campaign emerged in the country’s information space dividing society into two camps