Russian President Vladimir Putin aims to decide the fate of Moldova, Ukraine, or Georgia, or at least be a key player in shaping Europe's future. An expert suggests that achieving this goal is becoming increasingly realistic.
Greece's Health Minister, Adonis Georgiadis, gave an interview to BBC Radio 4 regarding the proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, noting that Greece is following the example of Australia and other European countries.
The Masters Tournament is set to begin on Thursday, April 9, featuring the top 91 golf players competing for the Green Jacket at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. The tournament will conclude on Sunday, April 12.
Former President Donald Trump has criticized Marjorie Taylor Greene following a Republican's victory in the special election runoff to fill her former congressional seat in Georgia.
There are calls for a prosecutor to intervene following statements made by Adonis Georgiadis regarding cronyism, with critics arguing that cronyism is inherently illegal and that the SYRIZA government had no instances of officials profiting illicitly.
A woman has been accused of defrauding a Georgia church for $500,000 as part of a RICO investigation, facing charges related to the alleged financial misconduct.
Three minors, Aleksandre Gabashvili, Giorgi Rikadze, and Demetre Chikovani, have been found guilty and sentenced to multiple years in prison for the high-profile murder of 28-year-old teacher Giga Avaliani in Georgia.
Georgia's state media regulator, the Communications Commission (ComCom), issued written warnings to four television channels, including pro-government and government-critical outlets, for violating impartiality principles.
The State Security Service of Georgia (SSSG) announced the release of a Georgian citizen who had been held in illegal detention, now safely in Tbilisi-controlled territory.
The Greek political party PASOK has criticized Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, alleging he satisfied favors for their Members of Parliament and calling for immediate intervention from a prosecutor.
The war in Iran has significantly impacted air traffic for the small states of the South Caucasus. Air connections from east to west and vice versa, which previously traversed Iran, are now concentrated in a narrow air corridor over Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
An Army sergeant is scheduled to face a court-martial in June for shootings that occurred at a Georgia base, after having pleaded to some of the charges.
Stranka demokratske akcije danas je održala sjednicu na kojoj su donijeli 11 zaključaka, a nakon nje se obratio lider ove stranke Bakir Izetbegović koji je govorio o dolasku Donalda Trumpa Jr.
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis stated he would publish requests for favors ("rousfetia") from opposition MPs if they criticize his New Democracy party colleagues. He emphasized that political mediation is not new.
Georgia's opposition parties are attempting a political reset by forming a new alliance, aiming for a broader strategy beyond simply defeating the ruling Georgian Dream party.
Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party is drafting amendments to its controversial Law on Grants, aiming to clarify that funds disbursed by diplomatic and international organizations will not be affected by the recently broadened definition of a grant.
Republican Clay Fuller has secured a victory in the Georgia US House runoff election. The win occurred in a region considered a stronghold for the MAGA movement.
A Trump-backed candidate, Clay Fuller, is campaigning in a special election runoff in Georgia, emphasizing its importance for the GOP to protect its slim House majority against Democrat Shawn Harris.
Georgia is highlighting its dynamic and fast-growing economy, despite regional geopolitical challenges, to attract investors and maintain political stability.
Chilean President José Antonio Kast formally endorsed Argentina's sovereignty claim over the Falklands/Malvinas Islands, South Georgia, the South Sandwich Islands, and surrounding maritime areas during his first state visit to Buenos Aires.
A traveler recounts her four-day trip to Savannah, Georgia, detailing various activities, historic sites, and Southern food experiences, and offering recommendations on what was worth it and what to skip.
A two-meter alligator caused an unusual incident at Savannah-Hilton Head airport in Georgia, USA, leading to a delay for a Delta Airlines flight. Air traffic control audio confirmed the presence of the reptile on the runway.
President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan and the President of Georgia held a one-on-one meeting during Aliyev's visit, where the Tbilisi mayor also praised strong ties with Azerbaijan.
A Georgia Senate candidate drew criticism for a Passover ad featuring challah bread, which is traditionally avoided during the holiday, sparking ridicule.
Rapper OJ da Juiceman has been released from jail after spending a few weeks in lockup. He was accused by police of pointing a gun at a Georgia State Patrol officer.
Business leaders and city officials in Savannah, Georgia, are actively working to address the increasing homelessness, encampments, and public safety concerns in the city's downtown area.
The Wall Street Journal reviews 'Electrical Field of Love' by Harriet Tubman & Georgia Anne Muldrow, praising its 'high-voltage playing' and musical intensity.
The Wall Street Journal publishes a review of 'Electrical Field of Love', a musical work by Harriet Tubman & Georgia Anne Muldrow, praising its 'high-voltage playing'.
Lawmakers in Georgia have passed a bill that advocates fear will lead to the incarceration of homeless individuals, sparking concerns about its impact on vulnerable populations.
Greece's Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, met with outgoing Deputy Minister Dimitris Vartzopoulos to discuss the ongoing psychiatric reform, affirming their commitment to its completion.
The Georgian state council denied early release for journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli, citing her lack of remorse for slapping police Chief Irakli Dgebuadze.
Georgia's Public Defender has stated that police officers have not faced prosecution for abusing protesters, even in cases where their faces were uncovered.
Turkish authorities have concluded that there is no evidence of external interference or explosives on the military C-130 cargo plane that crashed on the Georgia-Azerbaijan border last November.
Authorities have identified a 33-year-old Georgian national who robbed a gambling agency in Thessaloniki at knifepoint, and is also linked to several other robberies between December 2024 and January 2025.
Georgia's ruling party, Georgian Dream, has joined a group within the Council of Europe's Congress that is linked to the right-wing 'Patriots for Europe' bloc, composed of members from right-wing populist parties.
Georgian Dream member Tsotne Ananidze has been appointed the new chair of the Supreme Council of the Adjara Autonomous Republic, succeeding Davit Gabaidze.
The Expert Council on NGO Law, an expert body of the Conference of INGOs of the Council of Europe, has issued a critical opinion on a legislative package adopted by Georgia’s parliament that further restricts grants and political activity.
US states from California to Georgia are promoting induction stoves for climate, health and cost benefits
Marcos Ramos hasn’t been able to cook a full meal at home in nearly four years, after a gas…
Concerns are mounting across Georgia as animal rights defenders have raised alarms over “disappearing” street dogs in what authorities claim to be temporary transfers to carry out “veterinary…
Colonial Pipeline's Line 1, the largest US gasoline pipeline running from Houston to the East Coast, has halted operations after being damaged by a third-party work crew in Georgia, following a prior incident at a Valero refinery.
Protesters Tornike Toshkhua and Mindia Shervashidze have been sentenced to one year in prison by the Tbilisi City Court after being found guilty of group violence.
Georgia is set to implement a mandatory travel insurance requirement for all visitors by 2026, with GPI Holding, a member of Vienna Insurance Group, leveraging European expertise to lead in this new market.
A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked President Trump's White House ballroom project, stating that Congress must authorize the construction before it can proceed. The ruling, which suspends the $400 million endeavor, represents a significant setback for the Department of Justice, with the judge specifying that the President is not the 'owner' of the White House, requiring Congressional consent for the project.
Ilia Darchiashvili, Georgia's former Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been appointed as the country's ambassador to the United Kingdom and its permanent representative.
Ukrainian drone attacks have again damaged Russia's Ust-Luga port in the Baltic Sea, a key fuel export hub, according to the governor, following previous attacks that also damaged a school and resulted in injuries.
Adonis Georgiadis criticized Alexis Tsipras's rebranding efforts, suggesting money was wasted, and commented on PASOK's refusal to form a coalition government with New Democracy.
Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili is scheduled to arrive in Slovakia on Thursday, where he will be officially welcomed by President Peter Pellegrini at the Presidential Palace in Bratislava.
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau is set to retire later this year after facing widespread criticism and public backlash for an English-only condolence message following a fatal runway collision, with the airline now emphasizing French fluency in its search for a successor.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke on the phone with Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, discussing areas of mutual interest including security in the Caucasus and Black Sea region.
An investigation has been launched after a foreign guest reportedly damaged a painting by Georgian artist Lia Shvelidze at the Stamba Hotel in Tbilisi.
Parents of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy in Georgia are demanding state-funded access to internationally approved modern treatments and a meeting with Prime Minister Kobakhidze.
A young man who grew up in Cyprus believed he was legally adopted from Georgia, only to discover through his search for truth that he was stolen at birth and sold by an illegal adoption network.
Georgia Congressman Buddy Carter was seen attending his grandson's baseball game in Charlottesville, Virginia, amidst a government shutdown, as Democrats and Republicans remain at odds.
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis showcased ongoing projects at Nikaia Hospital, asserting that these developments counter the narrative of a failing National Health System.
British 'Love Island' personality Georgia Steel is celebrating her 28th birthday, with media outlets marking the occasion by sharing a collection of her most striking photographs.
Following electoral losses for their candidates in metro Atlanta, the Georgia Republican Party is exploring the possibility of removing party labels from ballots.
The Kremlin has denied reports that President Vladimir Putin pressured leading Russian businessmen to donate money to stabilize the country's finances for the Ukraine war, clarifying that while contributions are welcomed, they are voluntary. This comes after earlier reports indicated Putin was demanding funds from oligarchs for the ongoing conflict.
The Georgian Dream party is reportedly planning to close parts of Rustaveli Avenue for several months for 'renovation' works, though conflicting reports exist regarding the exact duration.
A federal judge has rejected the Pentagon's attempt to immediately enforce a ban on AI company Anthropic's tools, reinforcing an earlier temporary block and preventing the government from crippling Anthropic's operations.
The global network for Eurovision fan clubs, INFE, has launched its annual poll for Eurovision 2026, revealing early predictions for artists like Akyla from Moldova and Georgia.
A heated dispute continues between Greek Health Minister Ad. Georgiadis and the PASOK party regarding allegations of 'rousfetia' (patronage or favors).
Three minors received multi-year prison sentences for the fatal beating of 28-year-old tutor Giga Avaliani in Tbilisi, Georgia, an October 2025 case that attracted significant attention.
Moldovan MP Vasile Costiuc, head of the "Democracy at Home" faction, returned from Georgia after participating in an inter-parliamentary friendship group meeting. He brought a gift from the Georgian Parliament Speaker for his Moldovan counterpart.
Georgia is marking the 37th anniversary of the April 9, 1989, massacre, where the Soviet army killed 21 pro-independence demonstrators, mostly women, and injured hundreds in Tbilisi.
Greece's PASOK party has strongly criticized Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, calling him a "far-right minister serving private interests" in response to a social media post he made.
Greece and Georgia are planning new cultural partnerships, including a joint exhibition in Athens featuring Byzantine manuscripts from Mount Athos and Georgia’s National Centre of Manuscripts.
Zurab Adeishvili, Georgia’s former prosecutor general and justice minister under President Mikheil Saakashvili, who is currently wanted by Tbilisi, has been appointed Director of Ukraine’s National Police Department of International Police Cooperation.
More than 40 individuals have been arrested in Georgia as part of a significant crackdown on organized crime, with those detained allegedly linked to notorious mob boss Mamuka Shubitidze.
Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced the postponement of a ban on the production, import, and sale of drinks in plastic bottles until 2031, citing consultations with the business sector.
SYRIZA-PS has issued a statement criticizing Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis' remarks about the European Prosecutor's Office allegedly 'orchestrating' against the government, calling him a 'political fraudster without limits or moral restraints'.
An International Monetary Fund mission concluded its visit to Tbilisi, describing Georgia’s economic performance as robust but warning that the outlook has become more challenging amid rising global risks from the war in the Middle East.
Georgian authorities announced the arrest of 44 individuals in a nationwide operation targeting the criminal underworld, referred to as 'thieves’ world'.
Kazakhstan and Georgia have moved to accelerate the development of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR) amidst shifting global trade routes.
Olympic athletes Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield tied the knot in a "All Shades of Melanin"-themed ceremony held in Trenton, Georgia, on April 4. The couple confirmed their marriage to E! News.
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis extensively discussed the OPAPKEPE case in an interview, warning opposition MPs against accusing New Democracy members of favoritism, threatening to expose their messages on Twitter.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev concluded his state visit to Georgia, meeting with the founder of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Bidzina Ivanishvili, and earlier with President Mikheil Kavelashvi.
Mariam Megvinyte's latest play, 'Jocasta: Raw Material', offers a feminist perspective by contrasting the fall of Thebes in the Oedipus cycle with the Georgian Civil War.
As deadlines approach, redistricting efforts in Florida and runoff elections in Georgia are not proceeding as partisan plans intended, highlighting ongoing political struggles in the US.
Employees of the "Pammakaristos" hospital held a protest and chanted slogans to greet Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis during the inauguration of the renovated Emergency Department.
The ongoing conflict with Iran has emerged as a key dividing line in Tuesday's special House election runoff in a conservative Georgia district, even creating disagreements within the Republican Party.
Georgia has ordered the deportation of journalist Afgan Sadigov to Azerbaijan following his late-night arrest for "insulting police" online, a decision made after a surprise hearing.
Georgia has extended the provision of medical services and financial assistance to Ukrainian citizens continuously residing in the country for an additional three months.
A Georgia teachers union leader attributes the underfunding of public schools, enrollment declines, and recent closures to school choice initiatives and 'disinformation'.
The Wall Street Journal has published a review of 'Electrical Field of Love' by Harriet Tubman & Georgia Anne Muldrow, praising its "high-voltage playing."
A Hungarian article explores 'The Samsonadzes,' a Georgian animated series described as a terrifying copycat of The Simpsons that also features local political satire, including an appearance by Putin.
Democrats in Georgia perceive the state's failure to curb the proliferation of data centers as an electoral advantage, potentially leveraging the issue to gain voter support.
A FEMA official responsible for disaster response claims he was mysteriously teleported to a Waffle House in Georgia by divine intervention, a statement met with skepticism by experts.
A group of Moldovan opposition deputies held a meeting in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, with the leadership of several parliamentary factions, including the ruling 'Georgian Dream' party.
Georgia's annual inflation rate has decelerated to 4.3%, despite continued increases in the prices of food, beverages, and services. Food and beverages alone contributed 2.57 percentage points to the overall annual inflation figure.
Moldova's ruling party has declined a visit to Tbilisi, Georgia, citing poor bilateral relations. The delegation was to be led by pro-Russian lawmaker Bogdan Țîrdea and former President Igor Dodon.
Georgia's annual inflation rate stood at 4.3% in March 2026, with consumer prices rising by 0.8% month-on-month, according to data released by Geostat.
Several members of Moldova's parliament, including former president Igor Dodon, who leads the pro-Russia Socialist Party, are currently on a visit to Georgia from April 1 to 5.
Georgian Dream-elected President Mikheil Kavelashvili is visiting Slovakia, where he met with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini and Speaker of the National Council Richard Raši. President Pellegrini reaffirmed Slovakia's full respect for Georgia's independence, territorial integrity, and its path towards the European Union.
Global cryptocurrency exchange Bybit is expanding its operations in Georgia, aiming to establish the country as one of its primary regional hubs for crypto activities.
A delegation of Moldovan opposition deputies, led by Bogdan Țîrdea, is on an official visit to Georgia to participate in an inter-parliamentary friendship group meeting, while the ruling PAS party declined the invitation.
The ongoing dispute between Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis and television personality Lakis Lazopoulos is set to escalate to the courts. Georgiadis announced his intention to file a lawsuit and complaint against Lazopoulos following comments made on his show.
In Georgia, where rigid gender roles persist, many women participating in protests must balance childcare, housework, and advocating for their children's future, highlighting the hidden toll on them.
The state of Georgia has taken a firm stance on gas prices, indicating that stations failing to lower their prices could face consequences. This move aims to address consumer concerns over fuel costs.
Russia claims that the Constantinople Patriarch is attempting to 'subjugate' the Georgian Church, a move which the Georgian Church has stated it considers impossible.
The Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA) announced that the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has started examining an application challenging Georgia's Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis attended the inauguration of the new Emergency Department at the Konstantopouleio General Hospital in Nea Ionia, Patisia, on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
The ruling Georgian Dream party received the largest share of political donations in January-February 2026, followed by opposition Lelo-Strong Georgia and the GD-affiliated People’s Power party.
Georgia's Interior Ministry announced the arrest of 13 individuals, including seven minors, for acts of extreme physical and psychological violence and their support for Nazi and fascist ideology.
A Georgian opposition politician, Elisashvili, who has been imprisoned since November on terrorism-related charges, is now facing a new terrorism charge.
Opposition politician Aleko Elisashvili, already in pretrial detention for attempted terrorism, has been charged with terrorism over a separate, similar incident.
A new proposal in Georgia could allow authorities to take DNA swabs from immigrants held in custody, even for minor offenses, raising concerns among civil rights advocates.
Russia has ordered the expulsion of a British diplomat, the second secretary of the British embassy, accusing him of engaging in 'intelligence and subversive activities' and requiring him to leave the country.
Kansas State football achieved a recruiting success by landing a highly sought-after three-star safety for its 2027 class, who was also pursued by major programs like Miami, Georgia, and Florida.
Davit Gabaidze has resigned from his position as chairman of the Supreme Council of the Adjara Autonomous Republic, Georgia's legislative body, after serving for nearly a decade.
Thousands of demonstrators participated in 'No Kings' rallies across various US cities to protest against Donald Trump's policies, including his stance on Iran and the war. The protests, described as the third wave of anti-Trump demonstrations, saw significant turnouts in multiple locations, with some events drawing large crowds and others experiencing clashes with police.
The alliance that shakes the waters and Georgiadis' nerves. Suggestions for early elections are increasing, prompted by the EU's refusal of the 'escape clause'.
Georgian Dream Economy Minister Mariam Kvrivishvili met with UK Ambassador to Georgia Gareth Ward on March 27, where they discussed the dynamics of economic cooperation between the two countries.
Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced the free monthly provision of blood glucose test strips for type 1 diabetics, aiming to reduce costs for patients.
Three Georgian men were apprehended by police near Wyszków, Poland, after one attempted to leave a store without paying, another hid upon seeing officers, and the third waited in a car.
NATO has stated it 'reviewed engagement' with Georgia after the country's 2024 elections and their aftermath, though defense cooperation with the Georgian army has since 'progressed'.
A conference in Vilnius will discuss the rise of authoritarianism and the escalating hybrid war in Georgia, as highlighted by psychologist Javakhishvili.
The number of migrants seeking government assistance to return to their home countries from Ireland has almost doubled, with the State spending €1.6 million on the scheme. Citizens of Georgia account for over 20% of the applications under this program.
The political confrontation between Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis and PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis continues, with Georgiadis responding to PASOK's accusations of patronage and making sarcastic remarks about Androulakis's anxiety over upcoming elections.
An Augusta, Georgia family spends months and thousands of dollars preparing their five-bedroom home to rent it out annually for the Masters Tournament.
A political dispute has escalated in Greece, with PASOK responding harshly to Adonis Georgiadis, calling him a 'right-wing minister serving private interests,' after Georgiadis referred to PASOK as a 'party of green guards.'
Trump-backed Clay Fuller secured a victory in a Georgia special election, filling Marjorie Taylor Greene's seat and slightly increasing the Republican majority in the House. Democrats also claimed a surge in ballot box support in the region.
The Republican Party successfully held a seat in Georgia, though with a reduced margin compared to Trump's 2024 performance. Concurrently, the GOP lost a significant court race in Wisconsin.
Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni met with her Georgian counterpart to discuss strengthening cultural ties and cooperation between their countries. Discussions focused on potential collaborations involving museums and archaeological excavations.
A report from The Times delves into the realities of Augusta, Georgia, portraying it as a deprived and divided city that exists beyond the pristine image of its famous golf course.
Kostas Tsoukalas commented on Adonis Georgiadis' statements regarding the European Prosecutor's Office, suggesting that Georgiadis is acting as a 'hare' for Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Georgia has reportedly hidden the asset declarations of its Security Service chief, Mdinaradze, despite such declarations traditionally being available for public inspection.
Members of Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party confirmed that a US delegation is expected to visit in April. This visit comes amidst largely frozen bilateral ties between Tbilisi and Washington, with hopes for a 'reset'.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev met with Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili and Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze before departing from Georgia.
Azerbaijan and Georgia are reportedly enhancing their cooperation to solidify control and efficiency over key trade and energy corridors in the region.
Construction of Rivian's manufacturing plant in Georgia is advancing, while the company is reportedly making significant strategic moves behind the scenes.
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis attended the inauguration of new Emergency Departments at the "H Pammakaristos" General Hospital in Athens on Monday, April 6, 2026.
Photos capture the atmosphere of Augusta, Georgia, a city of 200,000 residents, as it draws global attention for seven days each April during the Masters golf tournament.
A Tbilisi City Court approved the deportation of journalist Afgan Sadigov to Azerbaijan following his late-night arrest over alleged social media insults.
America's largest homebuilder is facing allegations of installing defective pipes in homes in Georgia, with concerns that the issue may be more widespread than initially reported.
Lawmakers in Georgia have passed a new bill enabling property owners to sue local authorities if they fail to enforce policies prohibiting outdoor sleeping or requiring cooperation with immigration enforcement.
A review of the musical collaboration 'Electrical Field of Love' by Harriet Tubman and Georgia Anne Muldrow highlights its high-energy performance and artistic merit.
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolciak has been ordered by a Georgia judge to complete therapy sessions before she can see the children she shares with her ex-husband, Kroy Biermann, as part of their ongoing custody dispute.
A six-hour meeting of the Georgian Holy Synod on April 3 ended without a decision on the age and education requirements for candidates to succeed the late Patriarch Ilia II, though clerics hinted at an education requirement.
Rumors have emerged in Georgia concerning the disappearance of street dogs and their alleged cremation in Gori, leading to speculation that the government may be secretly culling the stray animal population. The claims have sparked public concern.
A weekly digest covers key developments and discourses in and around the occupied regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia, as well as concerning Tbilisi–Moscow relations from March 27 to April 2, 2026.
A driver in Georgia survived a severe accident where his Porsche Cayenne was literally split in half after a forceful impact with a tree, with police attributing the extensive damage to high speed.
Georgia's state legislature concluded its session without extending a crucial deadline, leaving the state's current voting system in jeopardy and potentially impacting the upcoming November midterm elections.
Slovak President Pellegrini is facing criticism for allegedly legitimizing a Georgian conspirator who is boycotted by the EU, with reports also mentioning an acquittal for Lindtnert.
The Public Defender of Georgia submitted its annual 420-page report on the State of Human Rights and Freedoms in Georgia for 2025 to the disputed parliament on March 31, reviewing various human rights concerns.
A Moldovan parliamentary delegation, led by pro-Russian lawmaker Bogdan Țîrdea and including former controversial President Igor Dodon, is currently visiting Georgia.
Effective April 3, Switzerland will require Georgian diplomatic, official, and service passport holders to obtain a visa for entry, a measure linked to the EU’s suspension and set to last one year, as approved by the Federal Council.
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis commented on Maria Karystianou's new party, describing it as strongly right-wing and positioned to the right of New Democracy. This follows earlier support for the party from Christos Konstantinidis, who also highlighted concerns about the suitability of the venue for the Tempi trial.
The 131st meeting of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM) took place on March 31 in Ergneti, a village near the occupation line in Georgia’s Russian-occupied Tskhinvali region.
Amina Bouayach, President of Morocco’s National Human Rights Council (CNDH), held a bilateral meeting with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk in Geneva to discuss boosting the role of national human rights institutions.
A vast illegal casino network, stretching from the Caribbean to Georgia and generating immense wealth for offshore tycoons by preying on vulnerable individuals, has been exposed, leading to calls for tougher laws in the UK.
'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Porsha Williams' legal dispute with her ex-husband Simon Guobadia has been dismissed by a Georgia judge, granting Simon's request.
The President of the Three-Member Felony Appeals Court of Larissa, Georgia Stefanidou, has issued new guidelines for entry into the courtroom for the Tempi train crash trial, detailing changes for litigants and the public.
The Georgian male ensemble "Suliko" from the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet State Theatre is bringing Georgian culture to Lithuania, with tenor Tamazas Saginadze describing their performance as opening their soul to listeners.
An opinion piece on Georgia's Forbes Top 100 list highlights an uneven playing field, offshore wealth, hidden names, and women acting as 'safety rings' for rich families.
A nine-party opposition alliance in Georgia has announced a two-month "national mobilization campaign" set to culminate in a large rally in Tbilisi on Independence Day, May 26.
Georgia's real gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 8.8% year-on-year in February 2026, with the average real GDP growth for January-February standing at 8.4%, according to rapid estimates from Geostat.
A French court has sentenced Chen Zhangjie, the Chinese captain of the Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker Boracay, to one year in prison in absentia and issued an arrest warrant for failing to comply with orders during an inspection in international waters, with the vessel suspected of transporting Russian oil in violation of Western sanctions.
The president of the Panhellenic Federation of Public Hospital Employees (POEDIN), Michalis Giannakos, issued a statement emphasizing the critical need for more funding in public health rather than political rhetoric, criticizing the excessive focus on Minister Adonis Georgiadis.
Georgia’s National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission (GNERC) approved new electricity tariffs, increasing household rates by 5 tetri in both Tbilisi and the regions, which translates into a roughly 17% to 34% rise.
Traditionally Republican states like Florida and Georgia are attracting wealthy migrants from the coasts, as a progressive push to tax the rich prompts millionaires to seek new residences in states with more favorable tax policies.
A review describes 'A Room of My Own' as an intimate yet incomplete portrayal of female friendship, desire, and self-discovery set against the backdrop of contemporary Tbilisi, Georgia.
As airports face difficulties during a government shutdown, a 'midnight train from Georgia' offers a perspective on America from the tracks, highlighting the impact on travel.
Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis stated that a new system for on-call shifts has led to a 17% reduction in hospital waiting times, addressing public health issues and hospital conditions in an interview.
Georgian Dream officials have accused opponents and critics of waging an "anti-Church campaign" aimed at discrediting senior clergy and the late Patriarch Ilia II, days after his widely-revered funeral.
The Georgia Republican Party is reportedly seeking to remove party labels from ballots, particularly in metro Atlanta, following a series of losses for their candidates in the region.
Greece's Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced that the new building for the hematology clinic at 'Papanikolaou' Hospital in Thessaloniki will be fully operational by September.
Georgia experienced 37,867 live births in 2025, marking the lowest figure since 1994, according to data released by the National Statistics Office of Georgia.
A 47-year-old Georgian national driving under the influence of alcohol caused significant material damage in Pagrati, Athens, losing control of her vehicle and hitting three cars and a motorcycle that crashed into a building entrance.