AlgorithmWatch: Russian facial recognition system used in Georgia may target protesters
Guram Rogava: They stitched the case together so that a perpetrator would formally be identified; according to my information, the real attacker is a completely different person who wasn’t even summoned for questioning; this raises questions about why someone took responsibility for something they didn’t do
Shalva Papuashvili at the PABSEC Session: We value each other’s peace and security far more than external forces do; Geopolitics should serve the economic interests of our peoples, and not the other way around
Shalva Papuashvili: When international powers use international organizations as instruments for their narrow political interests and put geopolitics ahead of people, they harm peace and stability
Zurab Japaridze on the so-called sabotage case: The case includes testimonies from 12 police officers - They talk about November-December 2024, but gave their statements in May 2025; they claim they saw an unimaginable crime and didn’t report it to their superiors
GYLA: According to Algorithmwatch’s investigation, the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs purchases facial recognition systems from a Russian company that is legally obligated to cooperate with security services - The MIA should provide explanations
Geostat: Georgia’s economy grows 6.4% in May
“Geostat”: Georgia’s economy grew by 6.4% in May 2026
TV Pirveli journalist Nata Kajaia banned from parliament work for one year
Georgia, Kazakhstan sign tourism, IT cooperation deals, upgrade ties to strategic partnership