Amnesty International: The Georgian authorities are using the justice system to punish protesters and suppress dissent – unjust verdicts must be annulled
A protest is taking place on Melikishvili Avenue, where Kakha Kaladze’s election headquarters is set to open
Tamta Mikeladze: Georgian Dream has practically destroyed civil society – to the extent we see in such consolidated authoritarian regimes as Belarus, Russia, and Azerbaijan
Salome Zurabishvili: We must not forget that for every brick laid for justice, eleven bricks of injustice have been laid. No one is guilty; there is not a single piece of evidence in any case, and these are well-known tactics from Russian practice
Persons convicted of certain financial and economic crimes will be banned from leaving Georgia for 16 years until they compensate the damages caused
Media: According to the Danish Foreign Ministry, there was no point in inviting Georgia to the meeting of European Affairs Ministers
Tbilisi City Hall launches Fall 2025 tuition funding program
Mamuka Mdinaradze appointed head of Georgia’s State Security
The Parliament adopted a special resolution regarding the conclusions of the temporary investigative commission - The resolution was supported by 85 deputies at the plenary session
The so-called investigative commission of the ‘Georgian Dream’ regime has, with its own conclusions, effectively passed a verdict on itself,” said Zaza Tavadze, one of the leaders of “Gakharia for Georgia,” during a briefing today