Georgian PM tells EU to focus on its own problems
Georgia's Prime Minister called Marta Kos's recent remarks strange and stressed that Europeans need to focus on their own problems.
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New Batumi-Sarpi highway to be built in Georgia
The Roads Department of the Georgian Infrastructure Ministry has signed a contract with the Chinese company China Railway Tunnel Group to construct an 11.3 km highway that will connect the Batumi bypass road with the Sarpi border crossing point on the border with Turkey within the international East-West corridor, the department said.
National Bank of Georgia holds refinancing rate at 8,25 percent
The National Bank of Georgia's Monetary Policy Committee has again decided to hold the monetary policy or refinancing rate at 8.25% per annum, the NBG said.
Plane from Batumi makes emergency landing off Turkish coast
A technical problem forced the pilot to make an emergency landing off the coast of Turkey, near the Pazar district of Rize.
Russia leads in Georgian watermelon and melon imports
In July, the majority of Georgia's watermelon and melon exports went to Russia, accounting for almost three‑quarters of total export revenue.
SOCAR Georgia imports first batch of gasoline from Italy
SOCAR Georgia Petroleum, a subsidiary of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) in Georgia, has imported the first batch of gasoline from Italiana Petroli, a member of the SOCAR Group.
IT specialists to obtain temporary residence in Georgia more easily
Foreign IT specialists will be able to obtain temporary residence permits in Georgia more easily under amendments to the current law.
Interior Ministers of Georgia and Türkiye to discuss cooperation
The Turkish Interior Minister has arrived in Georgia for a visit during which he will meet with his Georgian counterpart and hold a joint press statement
Dozens injured in bus accident on Georgia-Moscow route
Five people were killed in a bus accident in Stavropol Krai. Another forty people received injuries of varying severity.
Beverages, fruits among Georgia's top five exports to Russia
Georgian wine ranked first, with $87.9 mln in wine exports to Russia during the reporting period
Earthquake struck Azerbaijan-Georgia border
A 3.2‑magnitude earthquake struck the Azerbaijan‑Georgia border on Thursday morning.
Severe flooding hits Imereti region in Georgia
Heavy rainfall in Imereti, Georgia, caused flooding. Local administration officials are visiting the victims. Damage assessments are underway.
Pashinyan invites Kobakhidze to COP17
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has invited Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze to the Leaders' Summit at COP17 in Yerevan this October.
Azerbaijan, Georgia increase trade by 44
Trade with Georgia accounted for approximately 2% of Azerbaijan's total foreign trade turnover
Georgian electricity exports fall to six-year low
In the first seven months of the year, Georgia's electricity exports dropped to their lowest level in six years.
3,0-magnitude earthquake shakes Georgian town of Dmanisi
An earthquake struck Georgia on Monday, with tremors recorded in the southeastern part of the country near the town of Dmanisi.
Russia strengthens position among Georgia's top three economic partners
In the first seven months of 2026, Russia strengthened its position as Georgia's second-largest trading partner after Türkiye, increasing its exports by a quarter and overtaking China
Georgian and Armenian intelligence chiefs discuss cooperation
Georgia and Armenia's top intelligence officials held talks in Tbilisi on boosting bilateral security cooperation.
Macron invites Kobakhidze to First International Space Summit
The First International Space Summit will take place in Paris in early autumn, aiming to boost multilateral cooperation in space.
Georgia increases fuel imports from Azerbaijan by 27 percent
Azerbaijan's fuel exports to Georgia increased by 27% in the first seven months of the year, totalling more than $230 million
