The BBC story accusing Tbilisi police of using chemical weapons against protesters was fabricated to further "blackmail" Georgia’s government, Georgian Prime Minister Irakly Kobakhidze said.
Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili said protests outside the Georgian parliament are being coordinated by external forces. According to the head of state, their goal is to disrupt the Georgian government's rapprochement with the European Union.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has strongly criticized the British broadcaster BBC for publishing a report alleging the use of a chemical substance dating back to World War I in Tbilisi.
The Georgian Dream party intend to file lawsuits in international courts against the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) over what they call fake news claiming police used chemical agents against protesters.
Armenia's Prime Minister, organizer of the current hostilities against Azerbaijan Nikol Pashinyan returned for another interview to BBC yesterday. In order to avoid mistakes in English (like he did during the interview with Stephen Sackur, …
BBC Studios has announced a documentary series about the teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg. The new show will follow Thunberg’s “international crusade” against the climate emergency, …
Azerbaijani native Reyhan Jamalova has been recognized in the BCC 100 Women 2018 list of inspiring and influential women around the world. Ranging in age from 15 to 94, and from more than 60 countries, the BBC 100 …
The Russian Foreign Ministry’s sharp-tongued spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, has made it into the BBC’s annual list of 100 women having the biggest impact on the world, RT writes. Every year, the BBC 100 …
Director General of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Tony Hall has made a statement that the media giant is not going to abandon the use of the world combination Islamic state in respect of the terrorist
