A French court has sentenced six Georgian nationals to up to seven years in prison for stealing rare 19th-century Russian literary classics from French libraries.

Six individuals from Georgia have been sentenced to up to seven years in prison in France for their involvement in the theft of rare editions of Russian literary classics. The stolen works included those by 19th-century authors.

Seven Georgian nationals are currently on trial in a French court, accused of stealing rare Russian books. The trial addresses the theft of valuable literary works.

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.

Two Georgian nationals were apprehended in Sofia on April 23, found in possession of firearms and ammunition without permits, along with fake passports.

Eleven Georgian citizens who arrived in Katowice, Poland, were denied entry at border control due to issues with explaining their purpose of visit and were subsequently returned to Georgia.

The United States will soon require Georgians applying for US visas to post a bond of up to $15,000, a new measure that has been imposed on the country.

Reports indicated the attack appeared to be carried out by explosive-laden Iranian boats.

The Italian Embassy in Georgia, in collaboration with BTU university and UNICEF, organized an event to train young Georgians in sustainable development and business management.

Six Georgian individuals have been sentenced to seven years in prison by French justice for stealing historical books, including valuable Pushkin first editions, worth millions.

Six Georgian individuals have been sentenced to jail in France for their involvement in the theft of rare Russian books, an operation dubbed 'Operation Pushkin'. The group was found guilty of stealing valuable literary works.

Romanian politician Ilie Bolojan announced the completion of the SAFE program, signaling that a loan agreement with the EU could soon be signed. However, internal disagreements have arisen between Bolojan and Ciolacu within the CSAT regarding the program's coordination.

The State Security Service of Georgia (SSSG) has arrested a Georgian citizen on suspicion of espionage for a foreign intelligence service and announced it will seek Interpol red notices for two more Georgians facing similar charges.

Georgians are mourning the passing of Ilia II, the longest-serving head of the Orthodox Church of Georgia, who died at the age of 93 after nearly five decades leading one of the world's oldest Christian churches.

Starting April 2, nationals from Georgia will be among 12 countries required to post a $15,000 bond to receive B1 or B2 visas for business and tourism in the United States, as announced by the U.S. State Department.

A Chinese national has been accused of defrauding 56 Georgians of $150,000, with charges brought against the individual in absentia.

Iran’s Ambassador to Georgia, Ali Moujani, has responded to criticism regarding the embassy's controversial wording used to describe the historic deportations of Georgians in the 17th century, stating that modern-day Iran is not responsible for past actions.

A gang of six Georgians has been sentenced for stealing valuable Russian literary classics from libraries across Europe, replacing them with fakes and causing over 600,000 euros in damages.

Seven Georgian nationals are on trial in France accused of stealing rare Russian books, with some defendants having previous convictions in other countries for similar offenses.

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.

According to Eurostat data, 10,475 Georgian citizens were returned from the European Union in 2025, making them the second-largest group of third-country nationals returned from the bloc, after Turkish citizens.

Mikheil Lomtadze has been named the wealthiest Georgian on the Forbes list, with Bidzina Ivanishvili ranking second, holding less than half of Lomtadze's wealth.

Orthodox Georgians are paying their final respects and bidding farewell to their longstanding patriarch in a solemn ceremony.

Large crowds of faithful, clergy, and officials joined a solemn procession on March 18 to pay their respects to Ilia II, a day after he passed away at the age of 93.

The defendants, prosecuted for "theft of an exposed cultural good" and "criminal association with a view to preparing a crime," will be tried by the correctional court in Paris from 9 to 12...

As part of Black History Month, a former Falcons star is being recognized for his efforts in helping hundreds of Georgians achieve homeownership, highlighting his contributions to the community.