The Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Defence of the Irish Parliament adopted at its meeting on June 21 a resolution on the occasion of the 100th anniversary …
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U.S. Congressmen Introduce Bipartisan Resolution on Georgia
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Georgian, Estonian Leaders Discuss Bilateral Ties, NATO Integration
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44th Round of Geneva International Discussions
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Bakhtadze’s Cabinet Wins Confidence
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OSCE Ambassadors Visit Tbilisi, Discuss Situation in Abkhazia, S.Ossetia
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PM-Designate, Ministerial Candidates Speak of Priorities, Structural Reforms
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Pankisi residents rally, demand justice in terror-related death
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The exuberant life and tragic death of the Blue Horns
by Dr. Lasha Bakradze: Grigol Robakidze, one of the respected Georgian authors of the time, had this to say about Georgia’s second largest city in 1918: “the philistinism of Kutaisi …
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Confidential Telegram of the Foreign Minister
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Remembering Georgia’s First Republic
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The Republic, Slain
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Truce: Ottomans to take Akhaltsikhe, Akhalkalaki
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Patriarch Welcomes Independence
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Government: Germany recognizes our independence
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Ottomans deliver ultimatum to Tbilisi
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1918: Georgia’s Act of Independence Proclaimed
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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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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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Wave of Drug-related Deaths Reignites Drug Policy Debate
A wave of drug-related deaths over the past two weeks has reignited the nearly year-long debate on Georgia’s drug policy reform, pitting conservative politicians with activists advocating more liberal drug …
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Does Tbilisi’s Peace Step have a Future?
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Preaching or Teaching?
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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
