Surveillance video shows a mother in Georgia using a gas pump hose to fight off a man accused of attempting to snatch her children at a Marietta Shell station.

Adonis Georgiadis has defended his use of 'smart glasses,' stating that he did not record anyone and views them as a means of protection. He clarified that the glasses are Meta2 and cannot secretly record information.

Amy W. Diaz has taken on the position of U.S. Chargé d’Affaires in Georgia, becoming the top diplomatic representative for the U.S. Embassy in Tbilisi as a new ambassador has yet to be appointed.

DillaNext, an influential underground artist from Georgia, has released a new four-track EP titled 'Titrebi,' which explores themes of memory, recovery, and maturity.

A 22-year-old mayor in Georgia, stripped of city perks amid a spending investigation, is asserting his innocence and claiming the City Council has broken the law.

Mamuka Mdinaradze, currently the State Minister for Coordination of Law Enforcement Bodies in Georgia, will transition to the newly created position of "State Minister for Regional Policy," leading to the abolition of his current role.

Thai travel vlogger Hlun Solo, 27, who had been missing for over two weeks after a solo trip to Georgia, was found dead in a hotel room in Tbilisi, prompting a police investigation.

Italian artist Edoardo Ettorre has created a poetic mural in Georgia, continuing the collaboration between the Italian Embassy and the Tbilisi Mural Fest, following previous evocative works.

Tinatin Rukhadze, Georgia's Culture Minister, has resigned from her position after less than two years, citing health reasons.

Tinatin Berdzenishvili was re-elected as the director general of the Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB) for a second six-year term, running as the sole candidate in the selection process.

Georgia participated in Sea Breeze 2026, a major U.S.-led multinational maritime exercise involving NATO Allies and partner nations, aimed at strengthening interoperability.

Voters in Georgia have cast their ballots as polls closed in a special election to decide a successor for an unspecified position.

A 21-year-old Georgia man, Jacorey High, bravely fought off a four-foot shark in Florida waters, punching it in the nose multiple times, to save his pregnant fiancée after it bit his foot.

Florida Georgia Line singer Tyler Hubbard shared a video detailing a fishing accident where he sustained a hook in the back of his skull, which his wife Hayley bravely helped remove.

EU sanctions have been extended to Inter RAO, the Russian majority stakeholder that indirectly owns a 75% stake in Georgia’s electricity distributor, Telasi.

The US Embassy in Georgia has voiced concerns over the country's 'hate speech' monitoring initiative, with a spokesperson stating the Trump administration's strong opposition to censorship and warning of potential free speech infringements.

A decree in Georgia mandates the uprooting of nearly 10,000 vulnerable trees to make way for a new wind power plant, with obligations for compensation and environmental restoration included.

Colt Gray pleaded guilty to 55 counts, including murder, in the September 4, 2024, shooting that killed four people, with a psychologist stating he was 'obsessed' with mass killings.

Georgian authorities are investigating nationwide blackouts as potential acts of sabotage but have not specified who could be behind them.

A Georgian citizen, who was illegally detained by Russian occupation forces near the Tskhinvali occupation line, has been released and is now in Georgian territory.

Georgian authorities have initiated criminal proceedings against four foreign nationals and five legal entities, accusing them of a transnational criminal scheme involving the alleged transfer of a "particularly large amount" of illicit funds into Georgia for laundering.

The administration, teachers, and friends from Marijampolė's “Rytas” progymnasium embarked on an 11-day journey, traveling across Georgia from small towns to larger cities.

Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis emphasized that the major challenge in healthcare is not just the clawback mechanism, but ensuring that innovation reaches patients in a timely manner, citing rapid advancements in various medical fields.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis is set to appoint Matina Pagoni as the interim president of the Panhellenic Medical Association on Monday. This decision involves the appointment of a Provisional Governing Committee for the association.

The Georgian government has prolonged its financial assistance program for Ukrainian citizens and individuals eligible for permanent residence who sought refuge in Georgia due to the war, extending it until October 1, 2026.

Adonis Georgiadis announced that a temporary governing committee for the Panhellenic Medical Association will be appointed on Monday, publishing the relevant law.

Georgia faced large-scale electricity supply disruptions for the second time in two days on July 25, according to local news sources.

Adonis Georgiadis, the Greek Minister of Health, stated that state funds were given away to Marios Salmas's relatives' company, referring to a written-off EOPYY fine, and announced that over 176,000 euros would be immediately charged.

The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) has stated that three Georgia-based crypto-related service platforms, recently included in the EU's sanctions package against Russia, are not under its regulation.

A new dispute has erupted between Adonis Georgiadis and Marios Salmas concerning the Novartis case, with Georgiadis accusing Salmas of rehashing conspiracy claims and Salmas threatening legal action.

A smoky, refreshing highball inspired by Georgia’s amber wines and qvevri winemaking tradition, featuring orange wine and mezcal.

The 133rd meeting of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IRPM) took place on July 23 in the village of Ergneti, near the occupation line in Georgia’s Russia-occupied Tskhinvali region.

Two rival Georgian construction groups on the island of Menorca clashed with knives, leading to a tragic outcome in a conflict reportedly over plasterboard.

Massive power supply disruptions have been reported across Georgia, including the capital city of Tbilisi, according to local reports.

Marios Salmas announced he is filing a lawsuit against Adonis Georgiadis, accusing him of presenting "forged and visibly adulterated documents" and reiterating his demand to reopen the Novartis case file.

Onise Okriashvili, a Georgian comedian and vocal critic of the ruling Georgian Dream party, was reportedly attacked following a smear campaign by pro-government media.

Court proceedings in Georgia's 'sabotage' case, involving eight opposition leaders accused of 'crimes against the state,' have been adjourned until the fall, delaying expected verdicts.

P. Marinakis commented on independent MP Marios Salmas's allegations against Adonis Georgiadis, suggesting they are an attempt to reopen the Novartis case through indirect means.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis responded extensively to what Marios Salmas stated in Parliament regarding the Novartis case. He emphasized that what Mr. Salmas allegedly revealed.

Onise Okriashvili, a stand-up comedian and anti-government activist in Georgia, was physically assaulted near his Tbilisi apartment following extensive negative coverage by pro-government media over a joking remark he made about writer Nodar Dumbadze.

A different version of events is emerging regarding the alleged attack on a Russian tourist in Georgia (Sakartvelo), who was reportedly assaulted for speaking Russian.

Authorities in Tbilisi, Georgia, are set to shut down Rustaveli Avenue for renovation, a street that has historically served as the primary site for protests in the city.

Greek politicians are engaged in a fierce debate following new allegations in the Novartis case, with calls for Minister Adonis Georgiadis's resignation. PASOK has demanded a clear statement from Georgiadis, warning that resignation is the only option if he fails to address the accusations without evasion.

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze is visiting Singapore, where he has held meetings with the country’s political leadership and representatives of financial technology companies.

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards has been ordered by a Georgia judge to pay child support to Ayesha Howard for their 1-year-old daughter.

Rustaveli Avenue, a central thoroughfare and protest site in Tbilisi, Georgia, will undergo full rehabilitation starting July 23, closing to traffic until November.

Giorgi Chighladze, a Georgian man arrested on July 19 for hitting a Russian-speaking tourist woman in her Telavi hotel room, has been released on GEL 5,000 bail.

Georgian opposition-leaning TV channel Formula has been fined again, marking the latest in a series of penalties amidst an ongoing criminal case involving the channel.

Airports in North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Georgia, and Armenia recorded new daily records for takeoffs and landings in July, indicating a surge in air traffic.

Footage of a man punching a female tourist in a Georgian hotel room has garnered 17 million views, with many viewers labeling it a hate crime, though Georgian police state the fight originated from a dispute over a wedding DJ's ruined equipment.

A Georgian man, Giorgi Chighladze, was arrested and faces up to three years in prison after hitting a foreign national, a Russian-speaking woman, in her hotel room during a wedding event in Kakheti.

Nata Vibliani's allegations of repeated childhood rape in Georgia's Svaneti region have prompted widespread calls for accountability more than 30 years after the alleged abuse.

Adonis Georgiadis has immediately appointed a temporary administration for the Panhellenic Medical Association through legislative regulation.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis expressed certainty that four New Democracy MPs, facing criminal prosecution for illegal OPEKEPE subsidies, will be acquitted, accusing the European Public Prosecutor's Office of political interference.

A fierce debate erupted between Adonis Georgiadis and Kostas Tsoukalas on Action 24 regarding the European Prosecutor's Office and OPEKEPE, with accusations exchanged about past failures and political connections.

A grandmother in Georgia is facing involuntary manslaughter and cruelty to children charges after her 2-year-old grandson drowned in a pool.

Turkmenistan's President Serdar Berdimuhamedow is undertaking his first state-level visit to Georgia on July 16-17. The visit highlights Tbilisi's increased engagement with Central Asian countries.

Matthew Roy Desmond, a British war veteran detained in Georgia for nearly three months over painkillers classified as illegal drugs, has reached a plea deal, paid a fine, and is set to be expelled from the country.

Georgian Dream Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili is set to participate in a ministerial on the 'Resurgence of Political Terrorism' in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

A Venezuelan man has died while in ICE custody in Georgia, marking the 22nd death in ICE custody this year.

Za kopanje po istoriji, ipak, nema puno vremena, avion slijeće, a gigantska utakmica se bliži.

Country music star and rapper Kidd G, born Jonathan Gabriel Horne, was arrested for DUI in Georgia after being pulled over by Georgia State Police.

Senator Jon Ossoff is accused of touting military construction wins in Georgia at Fort Benning and Fort Stewart, despite having voted against the bill that provided funding for those improvements.

Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis responded to criticism regarding his use of Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Gen 2 smart glasses, asserting their compliance with GDPR during a visit to Limnos.

A new initiative group has been formed in Georgia to prepare legislative proposals aimed at protecting 'traditional values' and other aspects of the country's national identity.

The Greek Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, is scheduled to inform Parliament on Friday about a new program offering free innovative medications for adult obesity.

The Georgian government has undergone a reshuffle, abolishing Mamuka Mdinaradze's months-old ministry and creating a new one for him, where he will now serve as the State Minister for Regional Policy.

The second season of 'Chad Powers' has revealed its fall release date, along with first-look photos. Glen Powell is set to lead the South Georgia Catfish in their quest for the college football playoffs.

Dozens of families in Georgia could lose their homes due to the construction of power lines for data centers, as an energy company, backed by the state, threatens expropriation if they do not agree to buyouts.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis visited the General Hospital – Health Center of Lemnos to inaugurate its new Emergency Department.

Two Georgian protesters were sentenced to 10 days in prison, while others received fines, for displaying posters during demonstrations.

Afroditi Latinopoulou, president of Voice of Logic, has criticized the Greek government and Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis over the appointment of a temporary administration to the Panhellenic Medical Association, alleging it undermines the association's autonomy.

Country musician Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line had a fish hook removed from his scalp by his wife during a family camping trip, an incident he shared in an Instagram video.

Georgia native Danny McBride will be honored with the Flannery O’Connor Award at the Rome International Film Festival (RIFF) in November, celebrating his contributions as a multihyphenate writer and actor.

The family of Thai YouTuber Hlun Solo has appealed for public assistance after he went missing while traveling alone in Georgia to film content, with no contact made for the past two weeks.

Adonis Georgiadis is accused of an 'institutional coup' within the Panhellenic Medical Association, allegedly appointing a Pagona administration and orchestrating elections for his chosen candidates.

Governor Larry Rhoden faces challenger Toby Doeden in South Dakota's first-ever gubernatorial runoff, while Georgia Democrats compete to replace Rep. David Scott. These unusual elections are putting both Republican and Democratic coalitions to the test.

An update on cyclosporiasis cases in Georgia, discussing whether the number of reported infections is beginning to decline.

Greek politicians Georgiadis and Polakis engaged in a heated public exchange regarding the KEELPNO scandal, with accusations of criminal misconduct during Polakis's tenure.

Georgian Dream Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili expressed concerns about the benefits of EU membership if the bloc eliminates the unanimity principle in decision-making, calling such a move 'catastrophic'.

Georgia's State Security Service arrested a former law enforcement employee accused of fraud, allegedly using the names of high-ranking officials to promise defendants' release.

The Greek government is facing criticism for a legislative move by Minister Georgiadis that allows for the appointment of administration to a self-governing scientific body, with critics likening it to state authoritarianism.

The National Bank of Georgia announced it purchased $612.6 million in foreign currency through the BMatch trading platform in June, bringing the country's international reserves to $7.1 billion.

Police bodycam footage documented the dramatic rescue of a 13-year-old girl, who had been kidnapped from Georgia, by officers in a Jacksonville motel room.

Adonis Georgiadis states that the primary challenge in healthcare is ensuring that innovation reaches patients promptly, beyond just addressing clawback issues. New therapies are constantly emerging in oncology, rare diseases, and gene therapies, changing medical paradigms globally.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis launched a strong attack against SYRIZA regarding the Novartis case, dismissing their reintroduction of the issue as 'reheated food' and criticizing Marios Salmas.

Georgia’s State Security Service has launched a 'sabotage' investigation following two separate incidents of nationwide power outages on July 24 and 25, as authorities have yet to provide an official explanation for the cause.

Activist Giorgi Akhobadze, a doctor and anti-government figure, has been sentenced to 25 days of administrative detention after being found guilty of administrative offenses for allegedly insulting officials.

The Georgian wine industry is explored, highlighting the tension between traditional qvevri production and modern international styles, alongside the political implications of its relationship with Russia.

Dimitris Georgiadis, a roofer from Vrbno pod Pradědem known as the 'Antarctic Roofer,' shared his experiences, noting that roofing in Vienna was technically more challenging than his project at the Mendel scientific base in Antarctica.

Russia's Zolotaya Korona money transfer system has ceased allowing transfers to Georgia after the European Union implemented its latest package of sanctions against Moscow, removing Georgia from its list of available countries.

A man in Marneuli, Georgia, has been accused of attacking his wife and mother with a knife and could face 20 years in prison.

Georgia's Foreign Ministry has expressed regret over the EU's decision to conditionally include the Kulevi oil refinery in its 21st Russia sanctions package, stating there were no factual or legal grounds for the move and hoping for a review.

A criminal ring that stole outboard motors from marine vessels in Chalkidiki, Greece, for nearly three years, selling them in Georgia, has been uncovered. The total value of the stolen motors is estimated at over 530,000 euros.

Widespread power outages have been reported across Georgia, including major cities like Tbilisi, Batumi, Zugdidi, and Kutaisi, with authorities yet to issue a statement on the cause or scale of the disruption.

Adonis Georgiadis publicly accused former minister Marios Salmas of initiating the Novartis scandal conspiracy, claiming Salmas sought whistleblower compensation but was rejected by American authorities.

A Russian Member of Parliament has suggested that the Georgian opposition is responsible for an attack on a Russian woman in Kakheti, an incident that continues to receive significant international attention.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis commented on independent MP Marios Salmas' speech in Parliament, stating that it represented the "greatest vindication" of his career.

Wexford faces criticism for its 'Bally-go-backwards' attitude after the Governor of Georgia was reportedly shown unkempt parts of the county during an official visit, raising concerns about the county's image.

The Georgian-Italian Archaeological Mission has announced new discoveries at the Meghreki sites. These findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the region's ancient history and culture.

Georgia has unveiled a new agency dedicated to promoting, researching, and documenting the country's rich culinary heritage and boosting gastronomic tourism. The initiative aims to highlight Georgia's unique food culture.

A court in Tbilisi, Georgia, has sentenced journalist and government critic Vako Sanaia to two weeks of administrative arrest for a Facebook post criticizing high-ranking officials of the ruling 'Georgian Dream' party.

De facto authorities in Tskhinvali and Sokhumi expressed dismay over reports that the European Union is pressuring Syria's new leadership to reverse its recognition of Georgia's occupied territories.

Transparency International – Georgia, a leading civil society organization, has published a list of 91 convicted individuals currently in detention whom it considers "political prisoners," based on criteria set out in a Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) resolution.

Greek TV personality Sissy Christidou is reportedly in a new relationship with 35-year-old businessman Stefanos Nedelkos, a story that emerged from a report by Nikos Georgiadis on Huffington Post.

In the first half of the year, 5,640 immigrants from distant countries were forcibly deported from Poland, primarily to Georgia, Uzbekistan, and Colombia. The article questions the cost-effectiveness of these deportations compared to maintaining immigrants in Poland.

A video depicting an altercation between a Georgian man and Russian-speaking women has gone viral on Georgian social media, leading to widespread public debate.

HotNews, Romania's first generalist newsroom to introduce a subscription program, continues its investment in relevant journalism by announcing the hiring of three new journalists: Georgiana Ilie, Ruth Novacovici, and Răzvan Filip.

Bodybuilding legend Lee Haney hosted his 12th annual fitness competition at the Georgia International Convention Center, an event promoting health and wellness for the community and benefiting a youth nonprofit.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' political strategy aims to exhaust his opponents, with reports on how figures like Kaklamanis and Georgiadis are disrupting Maximos' plans and the timing of elections.

Greek actor Orfeas Avgoustidis and Georgia Krassa are preparing to welcome their second child, with news of the pregnancy circulating since April.

Georgia has implemented a new bank scam law that allows financial institutions to optionally pause suspicious transactions targeting adults aged 65 and older, aiming to protect vulnerable seniors from fraud.

SIPA (State Investigation and Protection Agency) has arrested one individual in Bosnia and Herzegovina in connection with migrant smuggling. Reports indicate that two Georgian citizens were involved in the alleged smuggling operation.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis and PASOK representative Kostas Tsoukalas engaged in a heated on-air political debate concerning recent referrals.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis expressed certainty that the four MPs referred to justice in the OPEKEPE case will be 'necessarily acquitted,' alleging a deliberate intervention in the process.

A podcast delves into the struggles of Georgia's opposition, including their criminal persecution and prospects for the future.

Bosnian Border Police have arrested four individuals, including Georgian and Turkish nationals, in separate operations in Livno and Grude. They are suspected of smuggling foreign nationals.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis reviewed developments in the OPEKEPE case and investigations into New Democracy MPs, asserting that most cases were archived and describing the allegations as 'amusing'.

Minister Georgiadis is set to implement a new program for adult obesity starting in September, which will include free innovative medications for beneficiaries of cardiovascular disease screening.

Anthony Evans, a wide receiver who transferred from Georgia, will represent Mississippi State at SEC media days after a breakout season with the Bulldogs.

Adonis Georgiadis has denounced rumors that medical equipment at Corinth Hospital's emergency department was borrowed, labeling them as 'propaganda.' He asserted that such claims undermine the real progress of the National Health System.

Greece's PASOK party has criticized Minister Adonis Georgiadis for wearing smart glasses, labeling him a 'moving bug' in reference to previous surveillance scandals.

Greece's PASOK-KINAL party has criticized the Mitsotakis government and Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, alleging a new model of "moving bugs" following previous wiretapping scandals.

Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis's sunglasses became a viral sensation online after he wore them during a visit to Limnos to inaugurate new emergency departments at the island's hospital.

Montenegrin President Milatović received accreditation letters from the new ambassadors of Germany, Italy, Georgia, Iran, and Namibia.

Georgia recorded 1.3 million international visitors in the second quarter of 2026, a 5.2% decrease year-on-year, with Russian visitors remaining the largest group despite the overall decline.

Thailand's Foreign Minister expressed sadness over the death of Thai travel YouTuber Hlun Solo in Georgia and stated that the cause of death is still under investigation by Georgian authorities.

A mother in Georgia reportedly used a gas pump to thwart an attempted kidnapping of her child by an alleged assailant who was armed with a gun.

The family of a Thai tourist who died in Georgia reportedly remained unaware of his fate for over two weeks, with questions raised about when Tbilisi informed Thai authorities.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis visited Lemnos to inaugurate new Emergency Departments at the island's hospital, commenting on a small protest organized by left-wing groups.

Iranian dissidents who arrived in Georgia hoping for stability are now reportedly facing new risks. Many find themselves living in constant fear, with an uncertain future ahead.

Nauru has severed diplomatic relations with Georgia's Russia-occupied Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia regions, a move welcomed by the Georgian Foreign Ministry.

Five protesters were fined and four sent to administrative detention in Tbilisi after being arrested for holding banners deemed 'insulting' towards Georgian Dream honorary chairman Bidzina Ivanishvili.

Governor Larry Rhoden faces challenger Toby Doeden in South Dakota's first-ever gubernatorial runoff, while Georgia Democrats compete to replace Rep. David Scott, with polls now closed in the Georgia special election. These unusual elections are putting both Republican and Democratic coalitions to the test.

A teenager has been sentenced to life without parole for the killing of four individuals at Apalachee High School in Georgia.

Georgia's Culture Minister, Tinatin Rukhadze, has resigned from her position, citing health reasons in a letter published on the Ministry of Culture's official Facebook page.

LeBron James has decided to join the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency, with an NBA insider revealing the real deciding factor behind his move. This decision sees a former Georgia basketball star reuniting with James.

Results have been released for the special election held in Georgia's 13th Congressional District for the year 2026.

Georgia-based Elite Events has settled with the Federal Trade Commission for $300,000 after being accused of using bots to buy up concert tickets for artists like Tate McRae and Megan Moroney.

Georgia native Willow Avalon is making waves in country music with her album 'Pink Pocket Pistol,' which features themes of disposing of bad men and celebrating powerful Southern women.

Authorities in Dubai have arrested 'Entik' and 'Leonidas', identified as key figures in a criminal organization primarily involved in illegal cigarette trafficking, with members from Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia.

Georgia has arrested protesters over posters questioning if Ivanishvili is a 'dick', with most detainees standing in solidarity with their fellow protester.

The Pažaislis Music Festival, which previously explored contemporary Lithuanian folk music, will conclude its summer program with evenings dedicated to authentic Italian and Georgian music traditions.

An MMA fighter has launched a 'people's movement' in Georgia aimed at defending Georgian 'values and traditions' against 'pseudo-liberal' and 'foreign-funded' groups. The initiative seeks to promote conservative cultural ideals.

Police in Tbilisi, Georgia, arrested 10 individuals for holding 'insulting banners' in a public space, with media reports indicating the arrests were related to anti-government protests concerning Bidzina Ivanishvili.

Discussions are underway within Greece's New Democracy party regarding a potential successor to Kyriakos Mitsotakis, with various figures preparing for the 'day after' and reports of anger from the Maximos Mansion towards Georgiadis.

SYRIZA (Koumoundourou) has called for the re-examination of the Novartis case files, specifically mentioning those related to Georgiadis and Avramopoulos, with former minister Pavlos Polakis claiming vindication for his stance on the scandal.

A 14-year-old boy in Georgia, USA, reportedly shot his 12-year-old sister accidentally before taking his own life with the same weapon.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis is expected to announce the members of the Provisional Governing Committee of the Panhellenic Medical Association on Monday, following the publication of the relevant law.

Georgian officials have launched a new technological hub in Kutaisi, repurposing the city's former parliament building, which had been largely unused since the legislature relocated.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis attacked Pavlos Polakis and Marios Salmas, publicizing the timeline of an EOPYY case and questioning Polakis's obligation to Salmas for canceling a €176,600 fine.

Portuguese club Marítimo is reportedly interested in signing Ghanaian winger Nana Kofi Donkor following his impressive performance in the Georgian top flight.

A teenager has pleaded guilty in connection with a fatal high school shooting that occurred in Georgia in 2024.

The EU has sanctioned Georgia's Kulevi oil refinery for its involvement in processing Russian oil. Following the sanctions, the refinery announced it would cease using Russian crude.

Georgia experienced a rare nationwide power outage, plunging the country into darkness, with the cause yet to be announced.

George Zurabashvili, Georgia's First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, met with heads of accredited diplomatic missions on July 23 to brief them on recent amendments to the country’s Law on Grants and related procedures.

After performances by participating ensembles, Georgia was declared the winner of Folk Fest Skopje 2026, with Mexico taking second place and Latvia third.

Where is the best place to vacation in the summer? Several options are possible: go abroad or choose to relax by our Baltic Sea, or by one of the many Lithuanian lakes.

A man mimicking Donald Trump's movements during a speech in Marietta, Georgia, has gone viral across the United States and beyond, drawing widespread attention and amusement on social media.

A podcast episode features a discussion on the Georgian authorities' crackdown on free speech, including fines, prison time for insulting public figures, and state surveillance.

Alexander Kartozia, Georgia’s ambassador to Germany, officially presented his credentials to German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, ten months after his appointment.

Pavlos Marinakis, a Greek government spokesperson, stated that the 'embankment' theory aiming to cover up the train crash has collapsed and is not being investigated by the judiciary. He also clarified that Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis remains in his position, rejecting calls to reopen the Novartis case.

Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis responded to a complaint that a hospital orderly at Hippokrateio Hospital refused to provide a wheelchair for an elderly patient during a heatwave, emphasizing that the National Health System's mission is to serve those in need.

The 22-year-old mayor of a Georgia city, Jayden Williams, is under investigation for alleged spending habits, leading to the city revoking his credit cards.

Greece's PASOK-Movement for Change party has called on Minister Adonis Georgiadis to provide immediate, clear, and substantiated answers to serious allegations, stating he cannot remain in his ministerial position until he does so.

Macon, Georgia, is highlighted as a music lover's haven, featuring museums dedicated to native sons Otis Redding and Little Richard, and the studio that originated Southern rock.

Vakho Sanaia, a TV Formula host, has been sentenced to 14 days in custody for a Facebook post, having previously faced fines twice for his social media remarks.

A Georgian man accused of breaking a Russian woman's nose at a hotel was released on bail following demonstrations in Tbilisi supporting him, after the incident sparked online discussion.

Minister Georgiadis has assigned himself the authority to appoint the administration of the Panhellenic Medical Association (PIS). The progressive opposition criticizes this as an unprecedented violation of the autonomy of professional organizations and the right to associate.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis visited the new sports facilities at Hellinikon, commenting on the project's progress and stating that 'the new face of Greece is being born' in a social media post.

Georgian opposition leaders are bracing for new jail verdicts as court hearings intensify in the 'sabotage' case, with prosecutors accusing eight political figures of wrongdoing.

A 20-year-old suspect has been arrested at the Georgian–Turkish border in connection with the killing of his father with an axe in Marneuli, Georgia.

Georgia's external merchandise trade, excluding non-declared trade, reached USD 12.925 billion in January-June 2026, marking a 5.8% increase year-on-year, according to preliminary data from the National Statistics Office of Georgia.

A cultural center in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, consisting of two unfinished metal and glass tubes, is slated for demolition to make way for a hotel, sparking controversy amidst struggles between pro-European and authoritarian factions.

Il governo vicino a Mosca demolirà la Rike Concert Hall dell’architetto italiano un simbolo dell’epoca del leader filo-Ue Saakashvili

Georgian Foreign Minister Botchorishvili has spoken out against 'political terrorism' in Washington, with Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze linking the sentiment to alleged 'political terror' by the UNM.

Greece's PASOK party expressed strong disapproval of statements made by Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, who referred to the opposition as 'foreign-serving'.

Hundreds of thousands of people have left Russia since February 2022, with their arrival already impacting GDP growth in popular destinations like Armenia, Georgia, and Serbia.

The Georgian Foreign Ministry confirmed its participation in a Washington meeting hosted by Senator Marco Rubio, aimed at combating 'far-left political terrorism.'

The Rike Concert Hall in Tbilisi, Georgia, which was intended to be a city symbol but remained closed for years, is now scheduled for demolition.

A Roswell, Georgia native known for her singing and rapping skills, whose 2023 single 'Area Codes' gained popularity on TikTok, is featured as this week's 'Cheek of the Week' by TMZ.

A bloodhound K-9 unit successfully tracked down and led to the arrest of a suspect accused of shooting a woman, bringing an hours-long manhunt in Butts County, Georgia, to an end.

A new report indicates a significant increase in film and TV production spending in New York, with New Jersey also seeing growth, while California has halted its exodus of productions. Conversely, Georgia, New Mexico, and Illinois experienced declines.