The Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, the region’s 21-member legislative assembly, confirmed the new Government on July 21. Tornike Rizhvadze, the newly-approved Head of Government, and his …
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PM Bakhtadze: Georgia Firm on EU Integration Path
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One More Person Arrested over Teen Murder Case
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Russia’s Chief Sanitary Agency Warns Georgia Over Wine Quality
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President Slams Russia over NATO Enlargement Remarks
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Helsinki Commission Holds Hearing on Russia’s Occupation of Georgia
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Georgian Dream Party Expels Rebellious MP
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Georgia’s Foreign Trade in Jan-June 2018
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In Pankisi, Georgia should wake to preventive approaches
by Eto Buziashvili: Data on radicalization, collected at the national level in Europe is sobering. According to the recent report by the EU High-Level Commission Expert Group on Radicalization, approximately …
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After Assad Debacle, Syrian Opposition backs Georgia
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Wave of Drug-related Deaths Reignites Drug Policy Debate
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Does Tbilisi’s Peace Step have a Future?
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Preaching or Teaching?
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From White Noise to Public Voice
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Misha and the oligarchs
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Georgia’s Zig-Zag Progress
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President Margvelashvili: Georgia Confident of U.S. Support
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Labour rights back on activist radar
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PM Departure Shows Georgian Dream in Flux
A divide within the ruling Georgian Dream party has come to head yesterday, as Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili has announced his resignation citing differences of opinion with his party comrades, …
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Intolerance throws the Nazi salute in Georgia
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Syria Just Backed Russia’s Illegal Occupation of Georgian Regions
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Q and A: Why are Georgians still suspicious of the First Republic?
Despite the growing awareness about the Georgian Democratic Republic of 1918-1921, its leaders and policies, Georgians still carry many prejudices about the period. Some carry a priori negative feelings. Regis …
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The Second International – Georgia’s “useless” ally or a European power?
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The exuberant life and tragic death of the Blue Horns
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PM’s Resignation: Expert Assessments in Washington DC
On June 13, Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili announced his resignation citing differences of opinion on economic matters with the ruling Georgian Dream party members, as well as the GD founder …
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Volker: US, Georgia enjoy strategic dialogue, close military ties
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Eka Akobia: Recognition by Assad won’t trigger anyone’s sympathy
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Reclaiming Georgia’s Feminist Heritage
The sun and colors of early Tbilisi spring in the air, a colorful group gathers at the stairs of the Tbilisi State University on March 8 to mark the International …
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Women affected by Abkhazia’s abortion ban
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Georgian Diaspora: building ties that bind
