Left to right: Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, Georgian Dream Honorary Chairman Bidzina Ivanishvili, and President Mikheil ...

Georgia has fired around 700 civil servants for supporting pro-European Union protests in the South Caucasus country since December, according to the local chapter of anti-corruption organisation ...

Transparency International says since December 2024, based on incomplete information, about 700 public servants have been dismissed from various agencies ...

Gareth Ward, UK Ambassador to Georgia “On April 14, 1978, a protest rally of thousands of people was held in Tbilisi to ...

Two French journalists were refused entry to Georgia in recent months after covering anti-government protests in the South Caucasus nation, which critics say has taken an authoritarian and pro-Russian ...

Two French journalists have been refused entry to Georgia in recent months, press freedom advocacy group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said, as the South Caucasus country takes what critics call an ...

Georgia on Wednesday marked 36 years since Soviet troops brutally crushed a peaceful pro-independence rally in Tbilisi on ...

American funding has long played a central role in sustaining the large network of non-profit and civil society organizations seeking to drive out the current ruling authorities for failing to adopt a ...

"inarticle"]The UK on Thursday slapped sanctions on four senior Georgian officials for their role in “allowing serious human ...

Giorgi Gabitashvili and three other high-ranking officials have been made subject to asset freezes and travel bans.

Tensions flared again between the ruling Georgian Dream party and opposition figures over the legacy of April 9, 1989—a day ...

When the list of the first regional winners of the World Press Photo Award (WPPA) 2025 was published on March 27, there was a huge outcry. The reason: Mikhail Tereshchenko, a reporter at Russia's ...