Georgia - EU

German envoy to Georgia addresses sanctions against Kulevi port, vetoed by Slovakia and Hungary

Georgia - EU

February 24, 2026

According to Peter Fischer, the Georgian authorities see Hungary as their “best friend” in the European Union, but that will not help them secure closer ties with the bloc.

'Georgian government has effectively reversed its European course', EU foreign affairs committee report says

Georgia - EU

February 24, 2026

The report, prepared by Rasa Juknevičienė, is set to be presented to the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs on 25 February.

Kaja Kallas says EU will demand Russian troops withdrawal from Georgian territories

Georgia - EU

February 24, 2026

It is one of the concessions Russia is expected to make during the ongoing negotiations with Ukraine.

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

Georgia - EU

February 13, 2026

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

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

Georgia - EU

February 10, 2026

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

How Georgian Dream seeks legitimacy in the West: meetings, statements and a disconnect with reality

Georgia-USA

February 06, 2026

Government strategy focuses more on formal dialogue than on carrying out real reforms

Pro-Russian party linked to Georgian Dream calls for debate on EU integration

Georgia - EU

February 05, 2026

The party says EU membership is no longer relevant for Georgia

Georgia in reverse: how showcase of post-Soviet democratisation turned into a country with 'functionally pro-Russian' regime

Georgia - EU

February 04, 2026

How did this happen — and, above all, can it still be stopped?

Georgian Dream’s Foreign Ministry: “The EU’s attitude toward Georgia has been unfair for years”

Georgia - EU

February 04, 2026

Maka Bochorishvili: “Some EU member states see their criticism as futile, but Brussels bureaucracy blocks normalizing relations with Georgia"

EU human rights commissioner urges Georgian parliament not to adopt amendments to Law on Grants

Georgia - EU

February 02, 2026

“Amendments threaten normal and lawful civic activity”

Opinion: Georgia’s government risks becoming international pariah

Georgia - EU

January 29, 2026

A political analyst comments on the OSCE’s intention to apply the Moscow Mechanism to Georgia

24 OSCE countries back investigation into Georgia over deteriorating human rights

Georgia - EU

January 29, 2026

The OSCE’s Moscow Mechanism will be activated without government consent, highlighting a serious deficit of international trust, an expert says

Georgian Dream rolls out new law criminalising any cooperation with foreign foundations

Politics in Georgia

January 28, 2026

Experts and entrepreneurs will also face fines and jail; party membership will be restricted, and leaders easier to arrest

ECHR begins examining complaints over Georgia’s parliamentary elections

Georgia

January 23, 2026

Case concerns breaches of ballot secrecy and other violations

The EU will suspend visa-free travel for some Georgian passport holders

Georgia - EU

January 21, 2026

The changes will affect holders of diplomatic, service, and official passports

German envoy in Georgia and alleged ‘secret meeting’: pro-government media attempt to discredit diplomat

Georgia - EU

January 17, 2026

Pro-government media claim Peter Fischer urged an “Iranian scenario” in Georgia; he and participants deny it

European court of human rights continues to hear case of Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli

Mzia Amaglobeli

January 14, 2026

The European court of human rights continues to examine the case of Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli, who was convicted over a slap to a police officer.

Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli marks year in detention as EU again urges her release

Mzia Amaglobeli

January 12, 2026

The EU delegation to Georgia reaffirmed the joint stance of 24 diplomatic missions, which described Amaglobeli’s case as a symbol of intimidation and the persecution of journalists in Georgia.

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