The Constitutional Court of Georgia will hear a lawsuit seeking to ban five pro-Western opposition parties. The hearings are scheduled for October 21–23. ...

In recent weeks, complaints from inmates regarding detention conditions and staff treatment have surfaced one after another across Georgia. The allegations involve physical ...

Apartments in Tbilisi are becoming more expensive, mortgage loans are growing in size, and the rules for obtaining them are tightening. At the ...

The story of inmate Giorgi Davitadze, who alleged that he was subjected to sexual violence by personnel at Penitentiary Facility No. 6, has ...

The school was shut down as unsafe, an expert assessment recommended its demolition, and just days later authorities decided to reopen the building ...

Starting this September, Georgian schools are operating under new rules. Primary school pupils will be required to wear uniforms, hand in their phones ...

Economic D-Day: Washington is moving its confrontation with Iran into a new phase—shifting from sanctions on individual companies and officials toward an attempt ...

“Don’t leave me, I beg you!” A barely audible voice in a 12-year-old video has once again drawn the attention of Georgian society ...

The funeral of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was more than just a mourning ceremony. For Tehran, it was one of the largest ...

The de facto Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Abkhazia has reacted sensitively to the “When I Return to Abkhazia” contest held in Tbilisi. ...

The United National Movement (UNM)—Georgia’s largest opposition party, founded by Mikheil Saakashvili—is once again talking about a radical renewal. The catalyst was a ...

The US House of Representatives has passed a bill calling for an investigation into Russian and Chinese influence in Georgia, including potential intelligence ...