Armenian tourists visit Georgia less often
Georgia reports a decline in tourist flow from Armenia. According to the results of the first quarter of this year, just under 192,000 travelers from the neighboring country visited the republic.
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Azerbaijani and Armenian deputy FMs to meet in Tbilisi
The deputy foreign ministers of Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia will hold a trilateral meeting in Tbilisi on April 17, the Armenian foreign ministry press service reported. According to the ministry, the diplomats will discuss …
Earthquake hits Tbilisi outskirts in the morning
An earthquake occurred near the Georgian capital this morning. Seismologists recorded it about six hours ago.
Kavelashvili to visit Azerbaijan and Armenia
In the coming weeks, the President of Georgia will visit Baku and Yerevan. Details of the upcoming trips remain unknown.
Georgia thrashes Armenia in Nations League
Georgia secured their Nations League status with a 6-1 drubbing of Armenia to complete a 9-1 aggregate thrashing. Leading 3-0 from the Thursday’s first leg in the group B/C play-off, the Georgians quickly killed off any remote …
Kobakhidze and Pashinyan meet before football match in Yerevan
The Georgian and Armenian prime ministers met in Yerevan on Thursday before the UEFA Nations League football match.
Football fans stuck at Armenia-Georgia border
A large traffic jam has formed at the Armenian-Georgian border, consisting of football fans traveling to Yerevan for the match between the two national teams.
Georgia calls Azerbaijan-Armenia agreement a historic step
Tbilisi has commented on the agreement reached by Baku and Yerevan on the text of a peace treaty, which was announced the day before. The Georgian authorities consider it a "historic step".
Tickets for Armenia vs Georgia football match on sale
The UEFA Nations League play-off tie between Armenia and Georgia will take place on March 20 at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium. …
Tbilisi reveals how Ivanishvili's ex-partner managed to leave Georgia
He managed to leave the country, which led to another case initiated against him
Georgia's tangerine exports halved
Georgia's tangerine exports have almost halved in January 2025. This is likely due to a small fruit harvest.
Pashinyan: Armenia wants to depend on many
Armenia wants to depend on many, not a few, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at the Atlantic Council. "We came to the conclusion that independence means replacing dependence on a few with dependence …
Georgian PM proposes trilateral cooperation initiative to Azerbaijan and Armenia
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has offered a trilateral cooperation initiative to Armenia and Azerbaijan. The PM revealed the proposal in Azerbaijan during the meeting of the Georgian-Azerbaijani Intergovernmental Commission …
Fireworks warehouse on Armenia-Georgia border catches fire
A fire broke out in a warehouse with pyrotechnics near the Bagratashen checkpoint. Firefighting teams are currently working on the scene.
Road leading to Armenian border reopened after snowfall in Georgia
Traffic has been restored on this section
Pashinyan to come to Georgia
The Armenian Prime Minister will visit Georgia today. He will meet with his Georgian counterpart. After that, a press conference will be held.
Georgian PM, Armenian DM discuss security issues
On Monday, Irakli Kobakhidze received an Armenian delegation headed by the Defense Minister
Georgia to built new highway to border with Armenia
The European Investment Bank will help Georgia with the construction of a new highway leading to the border with Armenia. The cost of the project will be a quarter of a billion euros.
Earthquake hits Armenia-Georgia border
An earthquake has occurred on the border of Armenia and Georgia today. According to Georgian seismologists, the magnitude was 3.5, while Armenian seismologists reported it was 3.
Number of rail transportation from Armenia to Georgia decreases
In contrast to domestic rail passenger traffic in Armenia, the number of international ones, in particular to Georgia, decreased by almost 30%. This is associated with the reduced demand of Russians for this transport, since they started travelling to Georgia by plane.
