Traffic-related deaths and injuries taking an economic toll.
Badra Gunba claimed victory over his opponent Adgur Ardzinba in the second round of the presidential election in the Russia-backed Georgian separatist region of Abkhazia.
Leaders of Bulgaria, Georgia and Hungary back Trump in row with Ukrainian president and slam Europe's handling of the war.
Heavy snow has been falling across Georgia for seven days, with the western mountainous regions of Guria and Adjara on the Black Sea Coast particularly affected.
Weaker external demand and potential impact of Trump tariffs weigh on Emerging Europe, Central Asia and Semed regions, with growth now projected at 3.2%.
Political and geopolitical developments that heighten external vulnerabilities and policy weaknesses in the South Caucasus are exerting a significant influence on the sovereign credit profiles of the region’s countries, rating agency says.
Many politicians and analysts in Georgia suspect Georgian Dream founder Bidzina Ivanishvili is behind the $480.7mn of art works imported into Georgia in January.
Amaglobeli is among hundreds of demonstrators arrested in Georgia since November 28 when countrywide, nightly demonstrations began in response to the ruling Georgian Dream party’s suspension of EU accession talks.
Salome Zourabichvili called on Georgia’s Western partners for a stronger reaction to increasing domestic repression and hostility by the ruling Georgian Dream party during Munich Security Conference.
Kremlin-backed Badra Gunba will face opposition leader Adgur Ardzinba in the second round.
MEPs pass crucial resolution on Georgian political crisis, urge EU not to recognise Georgia Dream government.
Over 75% of Georgians blame the ruling Georgian Dream party for the current crisis, according to a public opinion survey by the Institute for Social Research and Analysis.
Georgian Dream accuses UNM officials, specifically the party’s founder and leader Mikheil Saakashvili, of “systemic crimes” including provoking the August 2008 war with Russia.
New laws are aimed at censoring domestic media and limiting foreign influence in Georgian civil society organisations.
Opposition parties declared the October 2024 general election fraudulent and refused to take their seats in parliament.
Georgia’s centuries-old winemaking heritage positions it to cater to growing international demand for premium products.
Struggling democracy Armenia left isolated and vulnerable, while for the leaders of Azerbaijan and Georgia, Trump’s victory indicates a welcome relief from the usual US emphasis on democracy and human rights.
A protest intended to block a key traffic artery in Tbilisi was met with heavy police repression and violent arrests.
Georgia’s parliament speaker accused PACE of "blackmail" after members voted to demand a rerun of the contested October 2024 general election and the release of all political prisoners.
Trade balance heavily favours Beijing.