Opposition politician Armaz Akhvlediani has criticised the ruling Georgian Dream party’s approach to what it described as political neutrality, arguing that it would move the country closer to Russia and weaken democratic institutions. Speaking to j...
The European Union’s language on political developments in Georgia has become increasingly critical, Gigi Gigiaidze, senior researcher at the Economic Policy Research Center said on Wednesday. Speaking about recent statements from Brussels, Gigiaidz...
Michael McGrath, European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law and Consumer Protection, on Wednesday said that a report on the mechanism to suspend visa-free travel would be published later this week, with new rules set to come into e...
European Parliament member Tobias Krämer has called for the imposition of what he described as “real and targeted” sanctions against the ruling Georgian Dream founder, Bidzina Ivanishvili and his associates, urging the European Union to move beyond l...
Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili has arrived in Serbia for a state visit, the President’s press service announced on Wednesday. An official welcoming ceremony took place at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, where Kavelashvili and the Georgian de...
European Parliament member Rasa Juknevičienė has called on the European Commission and Council to initiate an independent international investigation following allegations that chemical substances were mixed into water supplies in Georgia during last...
Opposition politician Roman Gotsiridze has claimed that around two million people in Georgia were living in poverty, accusing the authorities of using statistical manipulation to mislead the public about the country’s real socio-economic situation. ...
Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has claimed that the campaign opposing the UAE Eagle Hills investment project was centrally coordinated by the same actors who previously orchestrated revolutionary processes in Georgia, insisting that the project wil...
Any form of amnesty is a humanitarian act, including the amnesty related to suspended driver’s licenses, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told journalists on Wednesday. He claimed the decision was made precisely on humanitarian grounds and represent...
Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said that EU official Kaja Kallas avoided answering a direct question about double standards because, in his words, such standards were evident in the European Union’s approach toward Georgia. Speaking to journalists...
