February 25, protests continue on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi, marking the 89th consecutive day of demonstrations.

President Salome Zurabishvili said Georgians should not allow another 1921 to happen, referring to the occupation of Georgia ...

If we look at the opinion polls on EU membership, the difference is stark. A 2024 IRI poll found that only 40% of Serbians ...

Observers in Tbilisi worry that the authorities will use the Grants Management Agency to create and fund government-organized ...

Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili on Monday emphasised the Georgian Government remained “true to its values, ...

Protest graffiti serves as a voice for the marginalized ... In the battle between autocracy and democracy, the walls of Tbilisi have become a testament to the enduring power of dissent. As long as ...

Ukraine chose a path to democratic freedoms that it now pays for with “blood, toil, tears and sweat,” to quote Churchill.

A troubling aspect of the surveillance systems is the number of companies under U.S. sanctions involved in creating them.

The military deadlock, fatigue of public opinion and fear of escalation are all working in Moscow's favor, to the detriment ...

Fr Georg Tserodze, a prominent Orthodox priest in Georgia, issued an open letter to the head of a government security body ...

Founded in 2015, Georgian womenswear and accessories brand Keburia’s playful designs have gained celebrity endorsements from ...