Kursk plant exported meat to Georgia for the first time
A meat processing facility in Russia's Kursk region has exported its first shipment of meat products to Georgia, weighing 9.6 tons. The plant's total meat exports amount to nearly 35 tons.
Russia and Georgia
Kavelashvili accuses external forces of organizing Tbilisi protests
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 oysters return to Russia after year-long absence
Fish also became a new import category
Georgia increases apple exports to Russia by 466%
Georgia achieved record growth in apple exports during 2025, with shipments rising 466% year-on-year, primarily driven by Russian market demand.
Moscow calls for moving South Caucasus talks from Switzerland
The Russian Foreign Ministry said that Switzerland can no longer host negotiations on the South Caucasus due to its loss of neutrality after joining restrictive measures against Moscow.
Tbilisi Film Festival tells shared history of Russia and Georgia
The Warm Stories film festival continues in Tbilisi
Shoigu lauds resilience of Georgian authorities
Russian Security Council Secretary Sergey Shoigu has lauded the Georgian authorities’ ability to withstand destructive external pressure during the country's recent elections.
Over 1,100 trucks stuck at Upper Lars checkpoint
There are no restrictions on the movement of transit vehicles along the Georgian Military Highway
Russian airlines rank among top airlines in Georgian aviation market
Russian airlines Red Wings and Azimuth have emerged as leading competitors in Georgia's airline industry, demonstrating significant passenger demand.
Russia ships first oil to refinery in Georgia's Kulevi
Russian company Russneft has supplied a first oil cargo to the newly built Kulevi oil refinery in Georgia this month, Reuters reported, citing LSEG ship-tracking data and industry sources.
Money transfers from Russia to Georgia decline by nearly 25%
Money transfers from Russia to Georgia have decreased by almost one-quarter this year, while total remittances from all countries have grown by over 6%.
Russian tourist flow to Georgia increases by 12%
Georgia experienced a 12% increase in Russian tourist arrivals during the first nine months of 2025 compared to the same period last year.
Direct flights to Tbilisi to be launched from Krasnodar
Russian airline Red Wings will launch international flights from Krasnodar to Tbilisi at the end of the month.
Georgia clears its debt to neighboring countries
Tbilisi has fully settled its state debt to Moscow, Baku, and Yerevan. The total amount owed to these countries was approximately $6 million.
West offers Georgia weapons for opening second front against Russia - Kaladze
Secretary of the Georgian Dream party Kakha Kaladze said that Western nations proposed to the Georgian authorities that they supply weapons if Georgia agreed to open a "second front" against Russia.
Georgian Military Road closed to traffic once again
Unfavorable weather conditions are observed on the territory of Georgia
Russia and Georgia increase trade turnover in first six months of 2025
Trade between Russia and Georgia grew by nearly 7% in the first six months of 2025, with Russia remaining one of Georgia's top three trading partners, accounting for 10.7% of its foreign trade.
Upper Lars now: over 2,500 trucks stuck at checkpoint
Over 2,500 trucks are stuck at the Russian-Georgian border. In the last few days, passage across the border has been limited due to a lack of parking spaces.
Russia considers ‘3+3’ format key element of Eurasian security
Russia believes the "3+3" format to be a bedrock element of Eurasian security, and Georgia is always free to join the work of the regional platform, deputy director at the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Fourth Department of CIS countries Dmitry Masyuk said.
Russia's investments in Georgia up up 2.7-fol din 2025
Direct investments from Russia to Georgia’s economy amounted to $19.2 mln in Q1 2025, which is 2.7 times higher than in the same period last year, according to data released by the Georgian National Statistics Service.
