The possibility of the European Union suspending Georgia’s visa-free regime has become increasingly tangible. A formal letter from the EU outlining specific concerns has placed the Georgian government at a crossroads: will it comply with internationa...
The return of Donald Trump to the political stage has cast new uncertainty over Western military aid to Ukraine. The Biden administration’s decision to halt direct assistance and instead offer weapons through sales appears to mark a dramatic policy s...
The resolution adopted by the European Parliament this week, slams the Georgian Dream government and emphasizes public protest “despite brutal repression,” has sparked heated discussions in the country’s domestic political circles. To what extent doe...
The recent violent raids against Azerbaijani nationals in Yekaterinburg triggered strong protests from Baku and brought Russian-Azerbaijani relations to the brink. The Kremlin’s unusually restrained reaction, Baku’s efforts to curb Russian influence,...
Tensions between the Georgian government and Western diplomats are rapidly escalating, raising serious concerns about the deterioration of Georgia’s strategic partnerships. A series of critical statements and retaliatory diplomatic steps - including ...
Amid the work of the temporary investigative commission, several opposition politicians have already been detained, with others, including Georgia’s fifth president, Salome Zourabichvili, expected to be summoned. Some view the process as an attempt b...
The international situation is becoming increasingly unpredictable - marked by the 12-day Iran-Israel confrontation in the Middle East, the active involvement of the United States, and parallel preparations for the NATO Hague Summit, which is expecte...
In an interview with Front News, analyst Mirian Mirianashvili discusses the growing scale of the Iran-Israel conflict, its regional and global implications, and Russia's shifting geopolitical role. He urges Georgia to continue its neutral stance to s...
Constitutionalist Davit Zedelashvili tells Front News that “Bidzina Ivanishvili’s regime has established electoral authoritarianism in Georgia, aimed at 'cleansing' the political field, isolating undesirable actors, and forming a so-called pocket opp...
Conflictologist Paata Zakareishvili assesses the government’s lawsuits against critical activists and journalists not only as acts of political repression but also as a calculated message to the as-yet silent segment of society. In an interview with ...