Russian authorities have ordered the arrest of Nikolai Levshitz, a blogger residing in Georgia, accusing him of disseminating false information about the Russian military.

Lauren McLaughlin, an Atlanta, Georgia woman, tragically died on August 16, 2026, in an I-85 crash, prompting her family to launch a GiveSendGo campaign and share an emotional goodbye message.

A trans man from Chechnya was found dead in Batumi, Georgia, with relatives suspecting he was murdered. Investigations are underway into the circumstances surrounding his death.

A Chechen trans man has been found dead in Batumi, Georgia, with his brother alleging he was murdered. Authorities are investigating the death under articles pertaining to suicide.

The family of Dmitry Menyaev, a 21-year-old transgender man and Russian citizen, suspects murder after he was found dead in his brother’s apartment in Batumi, Georgia. Authorities are investigating the case under the “incitement to suicide” provision.

BTC Digital Ltd. has announced that its 10MW cryptocurrency computing infrastructure in Georgia is nearing deployment readiness.

Former Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili is facing new charges, with the Prosecutor General’s Office alleging he received ₾750,000 ($290,000) in bribes. These charges are linked to secret Defence Ministry procurements and come after he criticized his party from prison.

Former Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili, already serving a prison sentence for money laundering, has been charged with bribe-taking after claiming he was subjected to pressure and blackmail.

The Romiosini Traditional Dance Group, founded in Limassol, Cyprus, by choreographer Otari (Nektarios) Toursidis in 1996, celebrated its 30th anniversary, bringing together Cyprus, Greece, Pontus, and Georgia through dance.

Georgia has officially declined to implement the European Union's latest sanctions against Iran, citing its national interests as the reason for the decision.

An opinion piece argues that Senator Jon Ossoff is not betraying Israel and that his critics do not represent the views of Georgia's Jewish community, emphasizing that American Jews are not single-issue voters.

The Georgian Studies Program at Harvard University, launched in 2022 with Georgian government backing, has closed after the Georgian Education Ministry refused to extend its funding.

The case of a rejected Georgian asylum seeker, who fears his former police colleagues, raises questions about whether Georgia still qualifies as a safe country of origin in Germany.

Kim Zolciak has spoken out to defend her 15-year-old son, Kroy 'KJ' Biermann Jr., following his arrest on charges of sodomy and aggravated sexual battery in Alpharetta, Georgia.

Former Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili claims the state hinted at his father's arrest in a third prison letter, despite his continued loyalty to the Georgian Dream party.

Georgian director Ana Urushadze, known for 'Scary Mother', is preparing her third feature film, 'Fear of Butterflies', described as a detective story with elements of mysticism and body horror.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova called for an investigation into "anti-Russian manifestations" in Georgia, citing "several serious incidents" involving Russian citizens amid concerns over alleged "Russophobia."

A unit of Georgia-Pacific has successfully defeated a bid by asbestos claimants to appoint a trustee, marking a significant legal victory for the company.

Georgia's Mdinaradze has deflected a letter from Gharibashvili, who claims Mdinaradze asked him to confess to crimes he did not commit, with the government stating it is 'ready for accusations'.

A family claims that former Georgian officials are linked to their daughter's alleged suicide in 2020, asserting that she did not die by suicide.

Georgian film director Uta Beria has accused the country’s National Film Center of withholding part of the funding for his 'Tear Gas' project, which is set to premiere at Locarno.

IATSE has suspended the leadership of Local 479, which represents over 7,000 film and television technicians in Georgia and Alabama, following allegations of corruption, placing the local under temporary stewardship.

A new law in Georgia will mandate restaurants to disclose the origin of their shrimp, aiming to address concerns over cheaper foreign imports flooding the US seafood market.

A man robbed a NASCAR driver’s home after learning that the driver and his family had died in a plane crash. The case was uncovered last month when the Georgia man was arrested in connection with a separate burglary linked to a 'highly publicized' homicide.

More than 20,000 people crossed the Russia-Georgia border in a single day, as reported by Russia's Federal Customs Service, leading to a significant traffic jam on the Russian side.

A Georgia man, recently deported from Fiji, has been charged in a Los Angeles federal court with wire fraud and money laundering in connection with an alleged $165 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme.

Georgia's external merchandise trade, excluding non-declared trade, reached USD 15.519 billion in January-July 2026, marking a 7.5% increase year-on-year, according to preliminary data.

Georgia's jailed former Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has alleged that the 'anti-corruption battle' launched by authorities aimed at his 'political destruction' and announced a 'fight' in a widely anticipated statement.

An opinion piece explores the underlying hierarchies within Georgian society, focusing on who controls scarcity rather than a cultural conflict between Tbilisi and the provinces.

Edward Zimbardi, 59, from Georgia, has been deported from Fiji to face charges in Los Angeles for wire fraud and money laundering related to a $165 million crypto Ponzi scheme.

Georgian authorities, in coordination with the FBI, have arrested a U.S. and Uzbek citizen who was internationally wanted by U.S. law enforcement.

The Georgian government has sold the former NATO and European Union Information Center building in Tbilisi for $13 million at an auction. The center was established in 2005 to disseminate information about the EU and NATO.

Former Georgia Bulldogs tight end Oscar Delp is already impressing in the NFL after making his debut with the New Orleans Saints

'Ginny & Georgia' star Brianne Howey has shared the first public glimpse of her newborn baby.

A petrol importer, Repsol, has severed ties with a Georgian company after it was discovered that the company sold fuel to Abkhazia, with Repsol claiming unawareness of the final destination.

A. Georgiadis has warned that there will be an overwhelming amount of fake and toxic news leading up to the elections. The minister responded to these concerns, emphasizing the need to address misinformation.

This story covers various international news updates, including developments from Africa and Georgia.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has met with all Central Asian leaders in the past two months, aiming to bolster political and economic relations.

A new regulation effective August 22, 2026, will restrict visa-free travel for citizens of Colombia, Georgia, and Venezuela to Poland, aiming to curb illegal residency and employment, though experts express concerns.

Heavy and prolonged rainfall on August 14 led to widespread flooding in Tbilisi, Georgia, with water entering basements and metro stations, causing soil collapse and damaging infrastructure.

An illegally detained Georgian citizen has been released from custody in the occupied Tskhinvali/South Ossetia region and transferred to Tbilisi-controlled territory.

A Georgian media initiative dedicated to supporting independent online outlets has celebrated its first anniversary.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has weighed in on the public debate with cartoonist Stathis Stavropoulos regarding the status of Ancient Greek as a dead or living language in modern education.

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey, and Bulgaria are currently negotiating the creation of a land-based transit corridor for electricity, according to Inga Pkhaladze, Georgia’s Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development.

Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia is scheduled to meet with political donors in the Hamptons for his November reelection campaign, a move that also allows Wall Street figures to assess him as a potential 2028 presidential candidate.

Flock Safety, a company providing license plate reader cameras, is implementing policy changes following the arrest of three former Georgia deputies. The deputies were accused of misusing the camera system to stalk individuals, prompting a public backlash and internal review.

Georgian oil companies have denied reports from Kobakhidze alleging that Abkhazia received petrol supplies from Georgian businesses.

An opinion piece argues that the Georgian regime's attack on the respected US Congressional institution, the Helsinki Commission, frustrates efforts for sanctions relief for Georgian Dream's founder and complicates any reset in relations.

Moldova has extradited a 45-year-old Georgian citizen to Azerbaijan, where he is wanted on suspicion of involvement in a contract killing. The man was apprehended at Chisinau Airport on May 22 after information systems revealed he was a wanted person.

The Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi, once the epicenter of massive pro-European protests in Georgia, now shows a different scene with only a few tents remaining outside the parliament building, resembling a similar situation in Serbia.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze confirmed that fuel had been supplied to occupied Abkhazia from Georgia proper by “business” entities, following a continuing shortage that led de facto authorities in the region to impose restrictions.

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze claimed that a 'Deep State' and its 'agents' in Georgia are attempting to undermine Russian tourism and artificially stoke 'Russophobia' in the country.

Georgia's harm reduction workers provide frontline care, but their groups are struggling as the government pushes strict new drug laws, despite their role in creating safe spaces.

The articles highlight Georgia as a country with a rich history, notably being recognized as the birthplace of wine and the origin of Joseph Stalin. This dual identity underscores its cultural and historical significance.

Reality star Sidney Starr has filed documents requesting her release on bond from jail in Georgia, where she is being held on sodomy and other charges.

Georgia has renewed its search for a teenager who disappeared in 2014, with public attention reignited by a video allegedly featuring the teenager’s voice.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced the approval of 88 auxiliary staff positions for Papageorgiou General Hospital, with 53 designated for the new Hematology Clinic wing.

A jogger in Georgia reported running for her life after a stranger allegedly attempted to hit her with a vehicle three times.

The European Union has reiterated its stance, calling Russia's actions in Abkhazia and South Ossetia illegal, 18 years after the Georgia war, underscoring ongoing territorial disputes.

A 49-year-old Georgian citizen has been deported from Poland and banned from returning for 10 years after repeatedly violating a court order prohibiting him from driving and being penalized for road offenses.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has reiterated his accusation that former President Mikheil Saakashvili and his United National Movement government initiated the August 2008 War. The remarks have been condemned by the UNM.

Tskhinvali stated that the Georgian Dream party's accusations against former President Mikheil Saakashvili for starting the August 2008 war imply that Georgia should bear responsibility for the conflict, as the country marked its 18th anniversary.

Writer-director Uta Beria discusses his Locarno-premiering fiction film 'Tear Gas,' which was shot inside anti-government protests in Georgia and is described as an 'act of resistance' for freedom of expression.

The Czech Prime Minister is scheduled to meet with President Radek John to discuss a rift in relations with the head of diplomacy and will also undertake international visits to Pakistan and Georgia next week.

The audience in Torroella applauded Georgian pianist Elisabeth Leonskaja's Mozart performance, marking the return of the English Chamber Orchestra.

The National Bank of Georgia announced net foreign currency purchases of $488.2 million in July through its BMatch trading platform, increasing the country's international reserves to $7.5 billion.

Hogs on a Georgia island, direct descendants of Spanish pigs, are now being utilized by scientists in research to understand and combat obesity.

A 53-year-old Greek man is in critical condition after receiving dental implants in Turkey, leading to a challenging repatriation process. A. Georgiadis stated that Turkey considered the EKAV aircraft a military plane during the incident.

The family of Katrice Simmons, a Florida woman who went missing after moving to Georgia to live with a man she met online, has revealed a development in her case, stating she sounded distressed during their last phone call.

The Telex Filmklub will host an exclusive screening of 'Dry Leaf,' a meditative, spiritual, and beautiful Georgian film shot on a phone twenty years ago, which is not planned for general distribution or festivals.

The Associated Press has released 'Decision Notes' outlining what to expect in the special congressional runoff in Georgia and the state primary runoff in Oklahoma. These notes provide insights into the upcoming election processes.

Italian artists are taking part in the 'Serenate Notturne' International Festival in Georgia, an event supported by the Italian Embassy and dedicated to the 80th anniversary of its founder, Georgian violinist Liana Isakadze.

Bank of Georgia has been recognized with 33 awards across various categories at Global Finance’s World’s Best Digital Banks Awards, earning accolades in Georgia and the Central and Eastern Europe region.

Adonis Georgiadis publicly criticized Alexis Tsipras, stating that Tsipras 'always was a rascal and remains a rascal.' This comment highlights ongoing political tensions between the two figures.

The Albany Police Department's public search for a man who pocketed $30 found on the floor inside a Walmart sparked widespread ridicule before the cash was eventually returned.

A French center-left MEP, Raphaël Glucksmann, known for his strong criticism of Vladimir Putin and past advisory role to former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, is reportedly the target of a cunning GRU operation. The details of the operation are expected to unfold in the coming days.

An unexpected incident has humorously resulted in Diddly Squat being transported back to the Georgian era.

A kitten named Jersey miraculously survived a journey of hundreds of miles, wedged inside a car from New Jersey to the University of Georgia campus, before being rescued by mechanics.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis inaugurated the new Multipurpose Regional Medical Center in Gennadi, Rhodes, expressing his goal for it to become a 24-hour Health Center.

Several members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) condemned Russia's continued occupation of Georgia's Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia regions. The condemnation came on the anniversary of the 2008 Russo-Georgian war, which was called the beginning of Moscow's 'more aggressive' policy.

South Ossetia's acting President Marat Kambolov announced that the region will ease crossing rules for Georgians in Akhalgori, stating that 'people must be able to visit their relatives'.

Hlun Solo's brother has revealed that Hlun Solo sought medical attention immediately upon arriving in Georgia.

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In Georgia's elections, traditional political lines are blurring as candidates and parties receive endorsements that cross the aisle, indicating a shift in political alliances.

Georgia significantly increased its fuel imports from Azerbaijan during the first seven months of this year, establishing Azerbaijan as one of its primary fuel suppliers.

A Georgian citizen, illegally detained near Perevi village in Sachkhere municipality on August 17, has been released from custody in the occupied Tskhinvali region and returned to Tbilisi.

Georgian director Ana Urushadze spoke about her Sarajevo Competition Film, 'Supporting Role,' which was completed before industry censorship protests and a boycott of the state funding agency intensified in Tbilisi.

Georgia's Interior Ministry has denied concerns that 20,000 Russian citizens entered the country through the Larsi border checkpoint in one day, stating that 7,880 'citizens of various countries' crossed from Russia in the previous 24 hours.

Ongoing rehabilitation work on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi, Georgia, has led to the discovery of brick structures and ceramic vessels, confirmed by City Hall following an announcement by the Movement for Cultural Heritage.

Anchor Glass Container Corporation has announced plans to shut down its manufacturing plant in Georgia, leading to the layoff of 168 workers.

14-year-old Georgia Dane, daughter of the late actor Eric Dane, is set to make her Hollywood debut in the film 'The Ocean Between Them' alongside her mother, Rebecca Gayheart.

Jon Ossoff avoided answering why he specifically mentioned Natalie Harp's name during a Georgia campaign rally, a remark that has since sparked debate after a viral video.

A French court recently convicted several Georgians for stealing Russian books from a library, part of a mysterious series of thefts that have also occurred in Switzerland, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany.

Adonis Georgiadis, a Greek minister, commented on a survey regarding poverty in Greece, expressing optimism and urging people to move forward.

Georgian and Hungarian Foreign Ministers congratulated Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan on his reappointment, while Georgia also extradited a wanted person to Armenia.

A new series is investigating the death of Natalie Jones, a 27-year-old Georgia mother who disappeared on July 4, 2020, after attending an Independence Day party, with questions raised about the circumstances.

Georgia has sold the building that formerly housed the NATO and EU Information Centre for $13 million, despite its protected cultural heritage monument status.

Ana Urushadze's 'Supporting Role' is reviewed as a mesmerizing nocturnal odyssey through Tbilisi, featuring Dato Bakhtadze as a lumbering Georgian movie star.

Pro-government Rustavi 2 channel surpassed TV Imedi in commercial advertising revenue during the second quarter of 2026, marking a significant shift in the Georgian television market.

A historic Georgian residence in Wexford, known for its appearances in films, has been listed for sale at €1.5 million. The property includes a Victorian lodge and an extensive equestrian estate.

The family of Thai travel YouTuber Hlun Solo is seeking a clear explanation after Georgian authorities issued a death certificate that failed to state the cause of his demise.

Greece's Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis stated that the National Health System is fully prepared after a woman was seriously injured by a lightning strike while inside her car in Oitylo, Mani.

A delegation visited the Chamber President, prompted by a letter from Georgiadis to the Prime Minister ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair, expressing the anxieties and demands of small and medium-sized enterprises in the region.

Paata Kunchulia, the mayor of Ozurgeti municipality from the ruling Georgian Dream party, announced his resignation, citing disappointment over a lack of support, the difficulties of politics, and a 'hunt' from what he described as hostile media.

A Georgian company has confirmed the supply of approximately 300 tonnes of petrol to Abkhazia, sparking debate amidst a local fuel shortage.

Adonis Georgiadis announced that the mandatory electronic registration of diagnostic lab test results will begin gradually on September 1st for all EOPYY-contracted providers in Greece.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis sparked a new controversy with a post about the digitalization of diagnostic tests and their automatic entry into the National Electronic Health Record and the myHealth application, responding to criticism about hatred and toxicity.

Minister Georgiadis announced that commitments regarding the Kalymnos Hospital are being realized, with procedures for new hirings already underway. This confirms progress on improving healthcare services on the island.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has accused a 'deep state' of plotting to scare off Russian tourists and harm Georgia's economy, also alleging foreign actors previously pushed Georgia to open a 'second front' against Russia.

A 46-year-old tourist from Georgia drowned in Lake Ohrid. An investigation is underway, and the body has been sent for an autopsy.

Four tourists have died and 11 others, including six children, were injured after a minibus plunged into a gorge on a mountain road in Georgia. The injured were admitted to Batumi Republican Hospital.

Actor Michael Shannon has reportedly married photographer Christy Bush in Athens, Georgia, earlier this month.

Police responded to reports of a shooting and potential active shooter at Warner Robins High School in Georgia, with authorities yet to provide an update on the situation.

A Georgian court has dropped key witnesses in a mafia hit case where former Prosecutor General Otar Partskhaladze is accused of ordering the killing of businessman Levan Jangveladze.

Georgian Prime Minister Kobakhidze stated that while Georgia has no diplomatic relations with Russia, he would not describe Moscow as the country's enemy, reiterating blame on Saakashvili for the 2008 war.

A group of Turkish opposition lawmakers has protested the 'isolation' of Georgia's occupied Abkhazia region, urging Ankara to accept travel documents issued by Sokhumi's de facto authorities and establish direct sea links.

More than 1,200 individuals were arrested during a recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation conducted in Atlanta, Georgia.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin reiterated Moscow's desire to expand pragmatic ties with Tbilisi, despite currently absent political contacts with Georgia.

Kazakhstan is exploring additional oil export routes through Azerbaijan and Georgia, including the Baku-Supsa pipeline, following temporary restrictions on crude intake by the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC).

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis commented on an incident where plaster fell in an office at Venizeleio Hospital, urging calm and dismissing claims of a collapsing National Health System, attributing such narratives to a "misery gang."

A former official has disputed claims that Georgian troops executed Abkhazian prisoners of war during the 1992–1993 conflict, following previous treason charges against an opposition figure for similar suggestions.

Georgia’s Government Administration Head Levan Zhorzholiani met with Belarusian Ambassador to Georgia Nikolai Rogashchuk to discuss the dynamics of relations between the two countries, including trade and economic ties.

Five Georgian citizens have been arrested in Poland on charges of robbing and assaulting a Belarusian citizen. If convicted, they could face up to 20 years in prison.

The controversial, expensive, and unfinished pipes of Tbilisi's Rike Park, which began demolition in Georgia this August, were symbolic despite their political charge.

Eighteen years ago, the world faced a potential superpower confrontation during the Russian invasion of Georgia, with then-US Vice President Dick Cheney reportedly considering bombing a key tunnel.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has conducted operations in Georgia, resulting in the arrest of more than 1,200 individuals identified as undocumented immigrants.

Tbilisi, Georgia, situated between Europe and Asia, Russia and the Middle East, and the Caucasus and Black Sea, has for centuries learned to preserve its identity, with its history visible in its architecture, churches, and markets.

Young Georgian pianist David Khrikuli, a finalist in last year's Frédéric Chopin International Piano Competition, captivated audiences with a Chopin concert at the Dubrovnik Summer Festival on August 22nd.

Thousands of Russians are reported to be queuing at the Georgian border, with images of kilometer-long car queues circulating on social media, raising questions about a potential new mass exodus driven by fears of mobilization.

Greek actor Orfeas Avgoustidis and Georgia Krassa have become parents for the second time. The couple shared the news from the maternity hospital.

The Georgian government has decided to scrap funding for Harvard University's Georgian Studies Programme, though the former head of the program stated that Georgian studies would continue at Harvard through a new project.

BTC Digital has announced the completion of its new cryptocurrency mining facility in Georgia, expanding its operational capacity.

The article discusses Gandagana and the globalization of Georgian regional musical heritage, emphasizing how national traditions gain global visibility through exposure and legibility beyond their country of origin.

Police in Georgia, USA, issued a notice seeking a Walmart customer who found $30 on the floor and did not turn it in, leading to a storm of reactions on social media.

Police in Georgia are searching for a man who picked up $30 from the floor of a Walmart, an action that has drawn widespread criticism and ridicule towards the police department.

An 18-year-old mother and her boyfriend have been arrested in Georgia following the death of a toddler who reportedly suffered a 'severe beating'.

Georgia has officially refused to align with the European Union’s latest sanctions imposed on Iran, asserting its independent foreign policy and prioritizing national sovereignty and pragmatism.

The Greek Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, has formally requested a legally required opinion from the National Organization for Medicines (EOF) regarding the withdrawal of a breast cancer drug, aiming to protect its price.

Netflix has teased the release window and plot details for 'Ginny & Georgia' season 4, following filming that took place from September 2025 to March 2026.

Georgia Soccer achieved a new NCAA attendance record at Sanford Stadium during a celebration marking the 30th anniversary of the US Women's National Team's 1996 Olympic gold medal victory.

The owner of a Georgian petrol company has been detained in Marneuli, accused of overcharging for petrol and intimidating locals.

Uzbekistan has transitioned to an electronic permit system for freight transportation, affecting routes to China and Georgia. This change aims to streamline the process for international cargo transit.

Former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan expressed concern, stating that 'warning signs are going off every which way' in the current political landscape.

Norwegian whalers introduced reindeer to South Georgia in 1911, leading to an ecological crisis as the absence of natural predators caused their population to explode and harm native ecosystems.

Georgia is tearing down modern large buildings that were constructed under Micheil Saakaschwili's presidency but were never utilized, as his architectural legacy has become controversial.

A podcast feature spotlight examines how Georgia is addressing drug addiction treatment and implementing harm reduction strategies.

An offer related to the upcoming launch of the video game "GTA VI" is being made available to US soldiers stationed in Georgia.

Georgia Dane, daughter of actors Eric Dane and Rebecca Gayheart, is set to follow in her parents' footsteps by making her acting debut in 'The Ocean' at 14 years old.

A Georgia Army unit is offering soldiers time off to play the upcoming video game Grand Theft Auto VI as an incentive for reenlisting.

Passenger traffic through Upper Lars has reached its highest reported level, with over 20,000 people crossing into Georgia from Russia in a single day.

The ruling Georgian Dream party and the opposition Strong Georgia/Lelo have been announced as the only parties participating in the October 3 by-elections for vacant municipal council seats in four Georgian municipalities.

Cirkla has announced plans to open a new meat packaging facility in Georgia, United States, expanding its operational footprint.

Georgia's imprisoned former prime minister, Irakli Gharibashvili, alleges that Bidzina Ivanishvili pressured him to confess to a crime he did not commit, offering a deal for a 5-year sentence in exchange for admitting to corruption charges.

The Georgian government has confirmed that fuel deliveries to Abkhazia will continue, stating they aim to ease petrol shortages and rebuild trust, while dismissing concerns over Russia's involvement.

Georgia's exclusion from the 2026 NATO Summit agenda has sparked debate over whether the Georgian Dream party's foreign policy is isolating the country from the West.

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze held a briefing to defend King Erekle II’s decision to sign the Treaty of Georgievsk with the Russian Empire in 1783, calling it the “only correct and unavoidable decision.”

A mother and daughter from Georgia claim they were instructed by security to cover up their shirts, which supported biological distinctions in women's sports, while attending a WNBA game.

Former Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili, currently imprisoned, hinted at pressure to confess to a new corruption case, citing a letter linked to Bidzina Ivanishvili.

The anniversary of the 2008 war in Georgia is being commemorated, reflecting on the conflict and its outcomes.

Georgia's State Security Service reported the release of a Georgian citizen detained last December near South Ossetia, who is now in central government-controlled territory.

Repsol, a Georgian petroleum importer, has brushed off responsibility for a gasoline shipment to Abkhazia, stating that the resale of fuel after purchase falls outside its scope.

An opinion piece argues that Senator Jon Ossoff's recent actions regarding Israel have broken faith with the country and led to a loss of support among his Jewish constituents in Georgia.

Todd Burkhalter received a 20-year prison sentence for orchestrating Georgia's largest Ponzi scheme, which defrauded investors of $380 million.

Ioseb Alibegashvili has been appointed as the state representative in Georgia’s Samtskhe-Javakheti region by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, following the passing of his predecessor, Zaal Gelashvili.

Media outlets have identified Solidus as a Georgian company that supplied 300 tons of gasoline to Abkhazia, leading to opposition demands for answers and scrutiny after Georgian officials confirmed business dealings with the occupied region during fuel shortages.

A local Georgian official fell victim to a scam when trying to buy a ticket to Baku, transferring money to a social media page but never receiving the ticket.

Georgia's Communications Commission (ComCom) has fined the opposition-leaning TV Pirveli channel GEL 5,000 for alleged violations of content regulation laws, marking the second such fine under controversial 2025 amendments.

Adonis Georgiadis and cartoonist Stathis Stavropoulos engaged in a heated online confrontation over radio shows by Eugenia Manolidou and Aris Portosalte discussing Greek Mythology.

A minibus driver has been detained following a fatal crash in Georgia's western Guria region that killed four Belarusian citizens and injured 17 others. The Interior Ministry confirmed the incident, which occurred on August 12.

Germany has designated Barbara Voss as its new ambassador to Georgia, replacing Peter Fischer amidst ongoing strain in bilateral relations.

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has appointed Levan Zautashvili, formerly Deputy Minister of Regional Development, as the new state representative for the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region.

An annual European Union report highlighted "severely curtailed" human rights in Georgia and noted reduced bilateral political contacts and dialogue with Tbilisi, citing "significant democratic backsliding."

A shooting at a Georgia high school left one student injured, and a teenage suspect has been arrested in connection with the incident.

Poland will soon implement a regulation restricting visa-free travel for citizens of Colombia, Georgia, and Venezuela. The measure aims to curb the increasing scale of illegal stays and employment by citizens from these countries.

Refined fuel deliveries derived from Russian crude oil reached a peak in EU ports in July, despite sanctions. This was largely facilitated by routes through countries like Turkey, India, and Georgia, which process Russian oil before re-exporting it to the EU.

Georgia's Finance Ministry has announced the arrest of a manager of an unregistered cryptocurrency service provider, accused of facilitating uncontrolled international transactions through virtual assets.

A couple has meticulously restored a Georgian home on Dublin's northside, which will be open to the public for a week as part of National Heritage Week, offering a glimpse into Irish cultural history.

Derrick Moore, a Georgia teacher and father of four, is being hailed as a hero after he died saving a stranger's child from a rip current off Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has called for immediate judicial intervention regarding incidents against Israeli tourists, ahead of a cruise ship's arrival in Volos.

Adonis Georgiadis announced the approval of 88 auxiliary staff positions for the Papanikolaou General Hospital in Thessaloniki. This decision aims to bolster the hospital's personnel.

Minister A. Georgiadis responded to reports of falling plaster at Venizeleio Hospital, urging calm and stating that the NHS is not collapsing. He framed the incident within the context of ongoing renovations, asking whether the work is welcome or seen as unnecessary.

Three individuals, including two supporters of Nika Melia, have been charged nearly two years after he was attacked during Georgia’s 2024 parliamentary election campaign.

Georgian prosecutors have charged three men in connection with an August 2024 incident where opposition politician Nika Melia was assaulted while speaking to journalists during an election event in Samtredia.

A 28-year-old Georgian citizen, wanted under a European Arrest Warrant by Austrian authorities for human trafficking, was apprehended by Border Guard officers at Warsaw-Okęcie Airport upon arrival from Tbilisi.

The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned SHPS Shelbit, a Georgia-based cryptocurrency firm, and its owner for facilitating crypto transactions linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and evading sanctions.