A disciplinary panel has reported that a federal judge in Alabama, Georgia, or Florida had sex in chambers with a high-ranking police officer, though the judge's name remains undisclosed.

A 70-story Trump Tower project in Georgia, built on land owned by the son of a sanctioned leader, is raising questions about potential conflicts of interest. The development's location and ownership are under scrutiny.

Burt Jones, a leading Republican candidate for governor in Georgia, is an election denier who worked with Trump allies to try and overturn the previous election results.

Levan Akhobadze, the former deputy chief of Georgia's State Security Service (SSG), has been accused of demanding a $188,000 bribe in 2024 and subsequently detained on bribery charges.

Tether announced plans to launch an 'official' stablecoin pegged to the Georgian Lari, in partnership with the Georgian government. This initiative marks a significant step in integrating stablecoins with sovereign currencies.

Adonis Georgiadis, the Greek Minister of Health, stated his preference for Nikos Androulakis as the main opponent for New Democracy, describing him as constantly angry and dark, while dismissing Alexis Tsipras's departure from SYRIZA as lacking substance.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced the opening of a Turkish railway route through Georgia for Armenian exports and imports, following the earlier opening of the Azerbaijani railway route.

A report on income distribution among Europe's wealthiest indicates that Georgia has the highest share of income among the ultra-rich, while Slovenia is near the bottom of the list. Estonia, Bulgaria, and Poland also stand out in the ranking.

A recipe for the famous Georgian Khachapuri is provided, featuring delicious dough filled with melted cheeses and a runny egg yolk, bringing tradition to the plate.

The small Caucasian republic of Georgia is described as increasingly falling under Russian influence, effectively becoming a new colony of Russia.

Bulgaria, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Georgia held a four-sided meeting in Istanbul to discuss and agree on accelerating the 'Green Energy Corridor' project, with plans to develop a roadmap for its implementation.

Metropolitan Shio ascended the patriarchal throne in Georgia on May 12, 2026, a historic day coinciding with the Day of St. Andrew the First-Called.

A Georgia Senate candidate has dismissed a top staffer following an inflammatory social media post directed at a rival PAC adviser.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis shared a post about a young girl's difficult health journey, describing her serious hematological disease and their meeting.

TV Formula, an opposition-leaning television channel in Georgia, has been fined after being accused of violating several broadcasting principles, including impartiality and balance.

Levan Akhobadze, a former deputy head of Georgia's State Security Service (SSSG), has been arrested on allegations of taking a 'particularly large amount of bribe' in a 2024 case.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis commented on the case of an anesthesiologist who allegedly demanded a bribe from a patient to proceed with surgery, calling it 'the most inhumane thing one can see in the NHS'.

The Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia charged one person with 'hooliganism' and 'property damage' for the May 20 incident where a car was driven into the courtyard of the Patriarchate of Georgia in downtown Tbilisi, stating the suspect acted on grounds of 'religious intolerance'.

A pedophile stepfather, also identified as a former Georgia Christian school teacher, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for sexually abusing a minor. The abuse reportedly began when the victim was nine years old.

An exclusive first look has been released for the YA romance film "Into the Deep Blue," starring Damian Hardung from 'Maxton Hall' and Sara Waisglass from 'Ginny & Georgia.' The movie follows best friends Nick and Fiona as their relationship is tested during a road trip.

Adam Wexler, a University of Georgia alumnus and founder of Prize Picks, has made a record $10 million donation to support the Georgia men's basketball program.

Georgia's Communications Commission (ComCom) has issued a 2,500 GEL fine against opposition-leaning Formula TV for alleged breaches of content-regulating media laws, marking the first known fine of its kind.

A video circulating online, showing an alleged 'fakelaki' (envelope with money) and the question 'Should we give a hundred euros?', has prompted a strong reaction from Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis.

The head of Abkhazia’s Gali district discussed the region's economy, infrastructure, and social issues, noting that the district is predominantly inhabited by ethnic Georgians.

A new report by the Council of Europe indicates that Azerbaijan ranks second in Europe for prison population per capita with 270 inmates per 100,000 inhabitants, while Georgia is fourth with 232 inmates per 100,000.

Trump's false claims about the 2020 election are casting a shadow over Georgia's GOP runoffs  AP News

Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski has commented on the decision for former Georgia running back Cash Jones to transition to a wide receiver position.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has released an open letter to EU officials, condemning Danish police brutality despite Georgia's own history of police violence.

The de facto prosecutor general’s office of occupied Abkhazia announced that Georgian citizen Giorgi Tsatava was sentenced to one year in a penal colony for "illegally crossing the state border" from Tbilisi-controlled territory.

Greek actor Aimilios Cheilakis discussed 'roufeti' (favor-seeking) on the show 'Kalytera Arga,' stating he has never asked for one, and shared an anecdote about Adonis Georgiadis helping people who disliked him.

A new Council of Europe report for 2025 indicates that Georgia has the fourth-highest prison population rate in Europe, with 232 inmates per 100,000 inhabitants.

Georgia's Republican primary for secretary of state will proceed to a runoff election between Vernon Jones and Tim Fleming, as neither candidate secured over 50% of the vote.

Voters in Georgia express concern that attempts to unseat Black Democrat Sanford Bishop could be counterproductive.

NBC political correspondent Steve Kornacki provided analysis on the ongoing Georgia political races and the prospects of various Senate hopefuls.

Russian students performed a World War II-themed event in a Georgian state theatre, an event that was reported by the Russian Interests Section.

The Bank of Georgia has signed a $45 million Trade Finance Facility with Citi and the Asian Development Bank, highlighting collaboration between local and global financial institutions.

PASOK has strongly criticized Adonis Georgiadis, labeling him a 'slanderer of Maximos Mansion,' in response to his statements regarding Mr. Androulakis's rented property in the Land Registry.

The results of the Georgia primary election are being closely watched as they offer an early preview for potential Democratic and Republican runoffs. These outcomes are seen as an indicator for the upcoming midterm elections.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis criticized PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis, calling it "ridiculous" that Androulakis allegedly receives only 1,000 euros in rent for a building in Heraklion, Crete, that houses the Land Registry.

Georgia's external merchandise trade, excluding non-declared trade, reached USD 8.132 billion in January-April 2026, marking a 1.7% year-on-year increase according to preliminary data from Geostat.

Television host Steve Harvey has reduced the asking price of his luxury Georgia home to $4.75 million, just four months after initially listing the property for $5.1 million.

A judge has issued a ruling preventing a Georgia judicial panel from disclosing misconduct allegations against candidates for the state's Supreme Court. The decision impacts the transparency surrounding judicial appointments in Georgia.

Georgia Republicans are actively searching for a strong contender to challenge Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in the upcoming election. The party is scrambling to find a viable candidate to take on the incumbent.

The Georgia softball team has advanced to the NCAA Super Regional after dominating Clemson. Predictions are now being made for the Tennessee softball team's performance in their Super Regional match against Georgia.

Zahara Jolie-Pitt, daughter of actors Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, has officially graduated from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.

Slovak Deputy Prime Minister Taraba visited Baku, where he discussed positive bilateral relations with Georgia and affirmed Slovakia's support for Serbia's territorial integrity. Serbian President Vučić thanked Slovakia for its clear stance.

The foreign ministers of Georgia and Ukraine have met again, indicating strengthening communication and discussions on normalization prospects between the two countries.

A photo essay captures Black cosplayers transforming Georgia woods into a fantastical fae wonderland, highlighting their creativity and community.

After being excommunicated from the GOP, former Republican Geoff Duncan is attempting a political comeback by running as a Democrat for Georgia governor, testing both American politics and his own appeal.

England international midfielder Georgia Stanway is reportedly nearing a free transfer move to Arsenal after four years in Germany.

Michail Chkhikvishvili, a Georgian national, has been sentenced to 15 years in a US prison after being found criminally liable for soliciting hate crimes and distributing instructions to make bombs and ricin.

Adonis Georgiadis criticized Maria Karystianou, alleging that she is forming a political party with a strong pro-Russian stance and is in competition with Kyriakos Velopoulos.

Greece's government will ban cannabis products from kiosks, mini markets, and vending machines as early as next week, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced. This decision follows incidents where minors consumed cannabis-derived gummies and vaping oils.

A personal dispatch reflects on the habit of returning to Georgian provinces with grand intentions of gaining expertise, often resulting in unexpected outcomes like weight gain, particularly during a recent Easter visit.

Journalist Georgia Fort, facing federal charges related to a church protest, reports feeling silenced and unable to interview key sources in Minnesota, raising concerns about press freedom.

Several European and North African countries are set to benefit from a monumental surge in United Kingdom outbound holiday travel, as easyJet significantly increases its aviation capacity.

The Governor of Georgia has signed a new bill into law that aims to expand the state's existing medical cannabis program.

A Georgia GOP gubernatorial hopeful has vowed to ban Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in the state, despite his own nonprofit previously encouraging CEOs to invest in DEI.

A new bill legalizing medical cannabis has been signed into law in Georgia, outlining new rules and regulations for its use.

Homeowners in Coweta and Fayette counties, Georgia, are facing eminent domain actions as Georgia Power seeks to seize dozens of homes and hundreds of easements to build new power lines for rapidly expanding data centers.

Thousands of people marched through Tbilisi on Georgia's Independence Day to protest the government, which critics say is distancing the former Soviet republic from the European Union.

Anna Tyc, a Russian filmmaker known for creating propaganda content, died after falling from a bridge in occupied Georgian territory. She had recently presented a film about participants in Russia's 'special military operation' in Ukraine.

A Kremlin-linked non-governmental organization has launched a 'Council for Monitoring Russophobia' in Georgia. The council will reportedly focus on anti-Russian statements made after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze held his second meeting with a US State Department delegation in May 2026, indicating ongoing diplomatic engagement.

Georgia is marking its Independence Day on May 26 with official ceremonies in Tbilisi and across the country, alongside a planned opposition-led protest march later in the capital.

A "Council for Monitoring Russophobia" has been formed in Georgia as a public initiative, aiming to identify and analyze discrimination, hate speech, and anti-Russian rhetoric in the public sphere.

Adonis Georgiadis stated that reports of Alexis Tsipras' departure from politics were fake news. He also assessed that PASOK is the major "patient" of the political system and predicted elections would take place in 2027.

New townhouses featuring Georgian-style exteriors are being developed with the aim of providing residents with a living experience closer to that of a detached home. The design emphasizes timeless aesthetics and spaciousness.

The National Bank of Georgia announced it purchased USD 333.3 million through its Bmatch trading platform in April, increasing the country's international reserves to USD 6.47 billion.

The International Language Training Center (ILTC) organized a meeting for parents with Mariam Amonashvili, a psychologist and professor from Georgia, to discuss how to maintain closeness with a child as they grow.

Greek pharmacists are calling a new regulation by Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis regarding the ownership status of pharmacies 'historic,' addressing a gap in a memorandum law.

Police near Wołomin, Poland, arrested four individuals, with three facing charges, for dismantling stolen cars and selling their parts to Georgia.

An employee of Georgia's State Security Service was found dead in Khashuri with a gunshot wound from their own firearm, prompting prosecutors to probe 'incitement to suicide'.

The world's largest single-shield hard rock tunnel boring machine, measuring 15.08 meters in diameter, completed a 9km section of a 23km highway project connecting Kvesheti.

Chisinau is currently hosting the international theater festival BITEI, featuring performances from Japan, Georgia, and France. Additionally, the city is preparing for a Festival of Traditions and various fairs taking place this weekend.

Mike Collins, a Georgia Senate hopeful, has cut ties with his campaign advisor Brandon Phillips over an 'offensive' tweet, ahead of the GOP runoff against Derek Dooley.

An exciting update regarding the filming of 'Ginny & Georgia' season 4 has been provided by one of the series' stars, suggesting the show could return sooner than expected.

Azerbaijan ranks second and Georgia fourth in Europe for prisoners per capita. Azerbaijan also faces significant prison overcrowding, with 98 prisoners per 100 places.

Georgian students successfully raised nearly $100,000 in less than two days to support children suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). This fundraising effort coincided with ongoing protests by parents demanding access to new medication for their children.

A guide has been released detailing where to watch the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) baseball championship series, including schedules, channels, and live stream options.

A Latvian Sambo fighter won a silver medal at the European Championship in Georgia, but the event sparked controversy due to the participation of Russian and Belarusian representatives.

Georgia softball shortstop Emily Digby hit a solo home run during a game against Tennessee, continuing her hot streak this postseason despite the team's loss.

Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Nolan Smith has been arrested in Georgia for reckless driving and speeding, reportedly at 135 mph, adding to a history of speeding incidents linked to the Georgia Bulldogs program.

One person has been detained following an incident where a vehicle crashed into the courtyard of the Georgian Patriarchate, with an investigation currently underway.

The verdict was announced on Thursday.

The Baku–Tbilisi passenger train route is reopening, marking a significant development for travel between Azerbaijan and Georgia. The article reflects on the route's history, including its closure during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced the removal of an anesthesiologist from the National Health System (ESY) following allegations that the doctor requested a bribe from a patient.

Tiffany Haddish's Georgia DUI case is still dragging on ... but, she won a minor legal victory Wednesday when a judge ruled the results of one field sobriety test and statements she made to cops at…

A snap poll is evaluating Mike Collins' prospects of winning the Georgia Senate runoff election. Collins and Derek Dooley advanced to the runoff after Tuesday night's primary.

Emilios Cheilakis discussed the issue of political favors and whether he has ever sought personal assistance, referencing Adonis Georgiadis helping people who previously disliked him during difficult times.

Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze has accused Germany of obeying a 'deep state' following reports that Saarbrücken is cutting ties with the Georgian capital, sparking a diplomatic rift.

The Greek Ministry of Health has declared the development of clinical studies a strategic priority for the country, with significant progress already recorded and positive expectations for the future, according to Adonis Georgiadis.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled that there was no violation of freedom of expression in the case of Georgian activist Irakli Miladze. Miladze had been fined in 2023 for using obscene language towards public officials in a viral TikTok video.

Georgia Republicans are expressing concerns that their strategy to defeat Senator Jon Ossoff is becoming increasingly challenging.

Five-star offensive tackle Mark Matthews made his final college decision, pushing a Georgia hat off the table during his commitment announcement, despite the team being a top-three contender.

The latest college baseball rankings have been released, with UCLA maintaining its number one position in both the Coaches Poll and Baseball America rankings, while other teams also saw movements.

A fierce political confrontation has erupted between Adonis Georgiadis and Nikos Androulakis, following PASOK's announcement of a lawsuit against the Minister of Health, with Georgiadis dismissing claims about Androulakis's income as 'ridiculous'.

Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party is moving forward with the creation of a special Interior Ministry department tasked with monitoring and penalizing 'hate speech,' despite assurances that it does not amount to censorship.

Georgia's parliament is considering amendments to the Law on Broadcasting that would exempt specialized broadcasters, which do not air news or political programming, from foreign funding restrictions.

Georgia's local exports have reached a record high of $1.551 billion, marking a significant 73.5% annual increase and demonstrating strong trade growth.

A preview highlights key races and dynamics to watch in Tuesday's primary elections across several states, including Kentucky and Georgia.

The Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) welcomed a delegation from Georgia, led by Tamar Ioseliani, to explore cooperation opportunities in ports and logistics infrastructure.

Tyler Hubbard revealed on the ACMs red carpet that Florida Georgia Line is 'toying around' with the idea of playing a few shows in 2027, also discussing his time with Brian Kelley.

A former '100% pro-life' Republican, now a Democrat, has announced their candidacy for Georgia Governor, campaigning on a promise to repeal the state's abortion ban.

A collaborative initiative, the Rental Housing Support Programme, has provided apartments for 72 internally displaced persons in Abuja. The program was powered by the World Outreach Ministries International and Ignited Church Lavonia Georgia United States.

Top seeds, first-round pairings, and full schedules have been announced for various college baseball and softball conference and state tournaments across the US.

Greek politician Adonis Georgiadis has reportedly signaled to the far-right regarding abortion rights, stating that solving the demographic problem by having more children is a greater priority than the right to abortion.

Following a meeting in Baku, Georgia and Azerbaijan have signed agreements on natural gas and electricity supply to Georgia, and a protocol to resume railway service between their capitals after a six-year hiatus.

Patriarch Shio III of Georgia made remarks concerning abortion and 'gender ideology' following the annual Family Purity Day March.

AP offers a preview of what to anticipate in Georgia's upcoming primary elections, highlighting important contests and political dynamics.

Badra Gunba, the de facto leader of Georgia’s Russian-occupied Abkhazia region, stated that the region's full international recognition as an independent country and membership in the United Nations are "inevitable."

Georgia's Interior Ministry will establish a special unit tasked with systematically monitoring hate speech, offensive campaigns, and aggressive communication in public spaces. The unit will be responsible for responding to such incidents.

Money transfers to Georgia from abroad reached USD 318.06 million in April, marking a 7.6% (USD 22.5 million) increase compared to the same period last year, according to the latest data published by…

Greece's PASOK party is reportedly examining government ministers' asset declarations for foreign deposits and properties, with a lawsuit against Georgiadis anticipated as part of a new offensive against the government.

Large crowds and ruling party officials participated in marches across Georgia on May 17 to celebrate the "Day of Family Purity and Respect for Parents," a day introduced by the Georgian Orthodox Church in 2014 following clergy-led violence against LGBTQ+ individuals in 2013.

A Georgia University student, Jayden Barreto, died after jumping off a popular cliff into a lake with friends to celebrate his graduation.

Adonis Georgiadis, Vice President of New Democracy and Minister of Health, expressed pride in attending the party's congress and stated the dilemma facing Greece is "Mitsotakis or Greece to return to decline."

A fierce political clash erupted in the Greek Parliament as Adonis Georgiadis and Pyrra Voultepsi leveled criticisms against Nikos Androulakis, questioning his moral integrity and lifestyle.

Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson campaigns against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in the state, despite his own nonprofit having promoted race-conscious hiring in a 2021 DEI initiative.

Authorities in northeast Georgia arrested 25 illegal immigrants, including an alleged cartel member, during an operation targeting individuals turning scenic forests into lawless hideouts.

Cătălin Predoiu, Romania's interim Minister of Internal Affairs, defended Georgian Drăgan, the spokesperson for the Romanian Police, who faced a wave of criticism for his reaction to the Recorder investigation titled 'Subservient Police'.

Thousands of Georgians gathered in Tbilisi on Independence Day to protest the government's perceived shift away from the West, as the opposition movement unites into a single front.

Lindsie Chrisley, known from 'Chrisley Knows Best,' was arrested and booked into Georgia’s Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office on May 23rd on suspicion of DUI and reckless driving. She was released early the following morning.

Journalist Afgan Sadigov, who was controversially deported by Georgia to Azerbaijan in early April, reported on May 26 that he was not allowed to leave Azerbaijan, having been informed at customs that Baku’s Prosecutor's Office imposed the ban.

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio congratulated the people of Georgia on their Independence Day. This comes as Rubio also commented that a potential Iran nuclear deal could be finalized within days.

Shares in London-listed but Georgia-based Lion Finance have surged by 800% since 2021, making it the UK's best-performing bank.

Lindsie Chrisley, known from 'Chrisley Knows Best,' was arrested in Georgia over the weekend on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to jail records.

Tether has committed to developing a digital Lari and making large-scale investments in Georgia, with the government stating that funds will cover education and social programs.

Representatives from the U.S. Department of State are visiting Tbilisi, Georgia, from May 24 to 29 to meet with government officials, political parties, the business community, and faith leaders.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that the Akhalkalaki–Kars railway between Georgia and Turkey is now open for Armenian exports and imports.

A delegation from Georgia visited the Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) last week to discuss cooperation on ports, transport, and logistics.

Armenia has established a railway connection to EU markets, with imports and exports passing through Akhalkalaki in Georgia and Kars in Turkey, marking a significant economic event for the country.

Georgian opposition politician Ana Buchukuri states that the country's ruling regime is aiming for Georgia's international isolation. Her party is currently the only opposition force represented in the Georgian parliament.

Students from Ilia State University in Georgia launched a campaign that raised over GEL 1,000,000 (USD 375,000) in less than three days for children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, following officials' denial of requests for modern treatment.

Filmmakers are probing the mystery of Benjaman Kyle, a man found unconscious and naked behind a Georgia Burger King in 2004, whose missing 21-year past raises questions about a potentially concealed history.

Former Georgia teacher Maris Nicols is accused of sex crimes involving six students, including grooming, sexual assault, and child molestation.

Adonis Georgiadis met with a young girl battling a rare blood disease, expressing gratitude for being helpful in her fight, and also commented on the underwhelming launch of Karystianou's political party, noting higher attendance at his own book presentation.

The "Fourth Power" alliance, comprising NGOs for journalists' and citizens' rights, demanded the resignation of Romanian Police spokesperson Georgian Drăgan after he accused Recorder of "destabilizing state institutions."

A Georgian citizen was sentenced to one year in Sokhumi for crossing the administrative boundary, as part of a weekly digest of developments concerning Abkhazia, Tskhinvali/South Ossetia, and Tbilisi-Moscow relations.

Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nolan Smith was arrested in Georgia last week after deputies clocked his luxury vehicle traveling at 135 mph, nearly double the posted speed limit.

The Georgia Bulldogs are facing elimination from the NCAA Tournament in Game 2 against the Tennessee Volunteers

The article discusses the commonalities between the celebrations of Papastavrou and Georgiadis, and what it describes as the boundless hypocrisy of the political right.

This article reviews every player drafted by the Golden State Warriors who came from Georgetown College, highlighting their connection to the NBA team.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis toured health facilities in Veria, Krya Vrysi, and Giannitsa, inaugurating renovated health structures and presenting ongoing upgrade projects within the National Health System (ESY). His visit focused on improvements in hospitals and health centers.

An anesthesiologist at Agioi Anargyroi Hospital is facing removal from the National Health System after a patient testified that he demanded a €150 bribe for a surgery.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis recently revealed a past SYRIZA-ANEL government policy regarding doctors caught taking bribes, stating that such individuals should be removed from the healthcare system and suspended.

An exhibition titled 'Prayer of the Outsiders' is showcasing historic prayer rugs and celebrating Azerbaijani cultural heritage in Georgia, highlighting the work of women artists.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis ordered an investigation and requested the removal of an anesthesiologist from the public health system after receiving a video showing the doctor allegedly soliciting a bribe from a patient. The video reportedly depicted the doctor asking for €100-150.

Greece's opposition party PASOK is escalating its confrontation with the government over wiretapping allegations, considering a no-confidence motion and preparing a lawsuit against Adonis Georgiadis. The government, however, has rejected calls for a new investigative committee into the matter.

Atlanta, Georgia, including Druid Hills and Emory, is currently under a flash flood warning, with alarming videos showing cars stuck on highways as water levels rise.

Four-star safety Adryan Cole is widely predicted to commit to the Georgia Bulldogs, potentially becoming their sole defensive back commitment for the 2027 class.

The article discusses a significant transition within the Georgian Orthodox Church, signaling a shift in leadership from Ilia II to Shio III.

A man was arrested in Tbilisi after he drove a car into the courtyard of the Patriarchate of Georgia, with the Interior Ministry confirming an investigation into property damage has been launched.

Police in Poland arrested a 51-year-old Georgian citizen suspected of threatening a couple with a knife and vowing to burn down their home. The man, who was in Poland illegally, will spend three months in custody.

The mayor of Cohutta, Georgia, Ron Shinnick, has resigned citing family health concerns, shortly after controversially firing the town's entire police department, which was later rehired.

Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze extended condolences to the German people following reports that the German city of Saarbrücken is expected to sever all contacts with the Georgian capital.

News outlets are publishing the 2026 primary election calendar and reporting on the results from various states, including Kentucky, Idaho, Oregon, and Georgia.

A billionaire's barrage of advertisements has significantly altered the dynamics of the Georgia race for governor.

Georgia Republicans are actively seeking a strong contender to challenge incumbent Senator Jon Ossoff in the upcoming election. The party is working to identify a candidate capable of mounting a competitive campaign.

The Italian Ambassador to Georgia, Massimiliano D’Antuono, visited the Pankisi Valley, a remote mountainous region known for its unspoiled nature and historical context.

With the support of former President Barack Obama, Democrats are aiming to flip two seats on the Georgia Supreme Court in upcoming elections.

The Azerbaijan Economy Ministry announced that daily passenger train services on the Baku–Tbilisi–Baku route will resume from May 26, following an agreement reached with Georgia.

A homeowners association in Georgia is embroiled in a dispute over how to handle troublesome beavers, with some residents opposing the idea of killing the animals.

A fierce debate erupted in the Greek Parliament between Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis and independent MP Marios Salmas concerning a tender for hospital waste management, leading to high tensions.

The article examines whether Keisha Lance Bottoms, Atlanta's former mayor during the pandemic, can win the Georgia governor's race, noting some Democrats fear her vulnerabilities.

A dispute between Greek politicians Georgiadis and Salmas regarding a waste management tender has escalated, with accusations of an illegal proclamation and public damage, potentially heading to court.

Greek politician Salmas has launched accusations against Georgiadis, questioning whether he asked a pharmaceutical company to pay media outlets to advance his career, implying rigged tenders.

A delegation from Georgia, led by Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Tamar Ioseliani, visited the Piraeus Port Authority on May 13.

Two Georgian citizens, illegally detained by Russian occupation forces near Tsitelubani, Gori Municipality, were released and are now in Tbilisi-controlled territory.

Italian actress Ornella Muti is in Tbilisi, Georgia, for a charity event organized by the "La vita è bella" Foundation, aimed at supporting women who are victims of violence.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, after opting not to run for a Senate seat, has actively inserted himself into the middle of the state's Republican primary. His involvement is shaping the dynamics of the GOP race.

Georgia's primary elections featured contentious Republican contests for governor and U.S. Senate, with Democrats hoping their enthusiasm advantage could help flip two state supreme court seats.

Georgia's pro-government TV channels, Imedi, Rustavi 2, and POSTV, captured over 75% of the country's television advertising revenue in the first quarter of 2026, totaling GEL 25.6 million.

Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis made clear allusions to the role of Russian bots in weaponizing the Tempi tragedy with attacks against the government and justice system, recalling similar issues raised by Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis in Parliament.

Georgia's primary elections are taking place, with Republicans aiming to reclaim a Senate seat after a 2020 upset, while Democrats are selecting their candidate for the governor's race.

The owners of a luxury Georgian estate overlooking Lough Derg are opposing plans to pump water from the River Shannon to Dublin, citing concerns about the project.

A U.S. court sentenced a Georgian neo-Nazi teenager to 15 years in jail for soliciting hate crimes. The individual had expressed intentions to kill Jewish and Muslim people.

Georgia was not among the over thirty countries at the Council of Europe meeting that committed to joining a new Enlarged Partial Agreement aimed at establishing a Special Tribunal to investigate crimes in Ukraine.

Officials in Social Circle, Georgia, have filed a lawsuit against federal immigration agencies regarding plans to convert a warehouse into a 10,000-capacity immigration detention facility.

NeoVolta anticipates installing equipment in Georgia by June, with an initial production ramp-up expected in the third quarter, while also targeting an $8 million joint venture contribution by May 31.