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An imam in Marneuli, Georgia, called the U.S. the “largest terrorist” and voiced support for Ali Khamenei

During a sermon at a mosque in Georgia’s Kvemo Kartli region, Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was declared the “spiritual leader of liberated Muslims and oppressed peoples,” and a poster with his portrait was displayed

Germany’s ambassador: “We’re not agents of regime change in Georgia and don’t care who is in power”

Peter Fischer: “Claims that the EU is a ‘party of global war’ are baseless and only serve to shift political responsibility onto others”

Chemical weapons allegations and legal battle: Georgia’s authorities respond to BBC

The dispute is unfolding as prolonged protests in Georgia and the authorities’ response have drawn international attention.

US State Department: 'We seek constructive relations with Georgia'

Washington expects concrete steps from Tbilisi to strengthen and advance bilateral ties

Prime minister of Georgian Dream: “The migration issue is of particular concern to Georgian society”

Over the past year, the Migration Department has deported more illegal migrants than in the previous ten years combined

Abkhaz truck drivers stage protest at Russian border

They are dissatisfied with a new rule that requires trucks to be fully unloaded during cargo checks.

Russian court orders in-absentia arrest of an Abkhazian MP and six other opposition figures

19 Azerbaijani experts cross land border to meet Armenian counterparts for the first time

Yerevan hosts latest “Bridge of Peace” meeting with 19 Azerbaijani and 20 Armenian experts, including the director of JAMnews Armenia office

'One city, one faculty': How education reform is reshaping Georgia’s university map

After the education reform, universities will no longer be multi-profile institutions, and each will receive a clear academic focus.

'Goal is to turn Armenia into a Russian outpost': Samvel Karapetyan named as prime ministerial candidate

Russian billionaire named Strong Armenia’s PM candidate, but dual citizenship bars him from the post

Top stories in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia from 9-13 February, 2026

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

US vice-president’s visit to Baku: strategic partnership and new pledges

Trip marked by high-level talks and strategic partnership charter

Helsinki Commission discusses situation in Georgia and possible “reset” in US ties

George Mason University research fellow Olesya Vartanyan says US involvement is needed to resolve Georgia’s political crisis.

'We will not act against Russia, but will always act in Armenia’s interests' — Pashinyan

In the interview with Channel One, the Armenian prime minister also spoke about new opportunities created by the strengthening partnership with the United States and commented on domestic political issues.

Georgia calls for reset in ties after US vice-president skips Tbilisi in South Caucasus tour

During his visit to the South Caucasus, US Vice-President JD Vance travelled to Armenia and Azerbaijan, but not to Georgia.

'Sabotage case' in Georgia: Eight opposition figures appear in court

According to the prosecution, the defendants provided foreign states with information to the detriment of Georgia’s interests.

The U.S.–Azerbaijan Strategic Partnership Charter and expectations from Vice President Vance’s visit to Baku

The visit’s primary goal is advancing Donald Trump’s peace initiatives in the South Caucasus, especially the TRIPP regional transit corridor

What possible EU sanctions on Georgia’s Kulevi port could mean

The port of Kulevi is believed to be used to transport crude oil and petroleum products from Russia.