93-year old Patriarch Ilia II of Georgia dies
The head of the Georgian Orthodox Church was previously hospitalized in serious condition
The head of the Georgian Orthodox Church was previously hospitalized in serious condition
Georgian authorities are preparing to relaunch agricultural programs. This is expected to happen early next month.
This summer, Tbilisi will host a major UN forum dedicated to the activities of civil service agencies.
Bay leaf exports brought in over $3 million for Georgia in February, with China and Russia being the main buyers of the popular spice.
The "sharp democratic rollback" and "systemic violence and rights violations against protesters, opposition politicians, and journalists" mentioned in the OSCE report on Georgia are nothing more than a complete lie
A landslide occurred in the Tkibuli Municipality of Georgia. Dozens of families were evacuated, but no injuries were reported.
The Prime Minister of Georgia announced the successful evacuation of more than 500 Georgian citizens from the Middle East. He specified that their return home was facilitated through special flights arranged by the government.
The Georgian port of Kulevi will remain free from sanctions, as the EU has determined that there are no grounds to impose any restrictions on it.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan expressed gratitude to President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev for the decision to lift restrictions on railway transportation to Armenia through the territory of Azerbaijan.
Seismologists have announced that an earthquake occurred in eastern Georgia, located just a few kilometers from the village of Shilda.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze denied Georgia's involvement in evading sanctions against Iran, calling such reports false.
The last special flight organized to evacuate Georgian citizens from the Middle East has arrived in Georgia from Oman.
The Georgian Prime Minister called the President of Azerbaijan, condemning the Iranian attack on Nakhchivan and wishing a speedy recovery for those affected.
Georgian Minister of Economy Mariam Kvrivishvili stated that Georgia intends to achieve full energy self-sufficiency by 2036
Georgia's electricity imports from Russia surged nearly 42-fold in January 2026 compared to the same month last year, approaching levels last seen in March 2022, according to data from the National Statistics Service of Georgia.
The Upper Lars checkpoint on the Russian-Georgian border has been closed to all vehicle traffic until further notice, authorities have announced.
Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili has confirmed that Tbilisi will maintain its current approach regarding sanctions against Moscow, ruling out the introduction of unilateral restrictions.
Georgia announced the signing of a framework agreement with the IAEA. The previous agreement expired at the end of 2025.
The European Union has leveled unfounded accusations against Georgia regarding the circumvention of anti-Russian sanctions at the oil terminal in the port of Kulevi.
The Georgian authorities had given the EU the information it had promised on the Kulevi port, EU ambassador to Georgia Pawel Herczynski said.