Georgia's course laid out in opening words of Constitution, Papuashvili says
"Georgia is a free, independent, and indivisible state"
"Georgia is a free, independent, and indivisible state"
The Speaker of the Georgian Parliament, commenting on amendments to the "Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence", stated that the country cannot be treated as a colony where anyone can arrange everything according to their own discretion.
Tbilisi has filed a complaint against the British broadcaster BBC over a fake story about the alleged use of chemical weapons
Amid the current tensions between the US and Venezuela, Tbilisi is committed to non-interference
The Speaker of the Georgian Parliament warned that the republic needs to be prepared for any internal challenges. He also noted that the existing international security system has collapsed.
Tbilisi has announced that it has fulfilled all its obligations for joining the Alliance, adding that "the ball is now entirely in NATO's court."
He noted that Georgia is achieving such high results despite the situation in the region and attacks on the country from the European Union
Georgia will dissolve the Anti-Corruption Bureau, which was established three years ago in response to a recommendation from the European Union, Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili said.
The Georgian parliament has started working on a new election code that would prevent Georgian citizens residing abroad from voting in elections overseas, Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili said.
Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan will commence an official visit to Georgia this evening, November 13. During the trip, he will hold a series of meetings with high-ranking officials.
Tbilisi has announced that Georgia's permanent delegation will no longer take part in future sessions of the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly, citing what it called “hostile and biased” actions by certain members of the European Parliament.
The Speakers of the Georgian and Kazakh parliaments, Shalva Papuashvili and Yerlan Koshanov, met in Tbilisi to discuss strengthening bilateral relations across multiple sectors.
The Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia party has filed a request with the country's Constitutional Court to strip the party of former President Mikheil Saakashvili of its legal status. The grounds are actions committed against Georgia by the former president's government.
The EU has expressed support for an opposition rally in Georgia and criticized the conduct of the recent elections. Tbilisi believes the European Union should apologize to the Georgian authorities.
Chairman of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili has criticized the European Commission's response to revolutionary statements made by the opposition.
The Georgian Parliament has recognised the parliamentary mandates of 12 members of the 'Gakharia for Georgia' opposition party.
Georgia was not invited to the meeting of European Affairs Ministers of the 27 EU member states to be held in Copenhagen on September 1-2, IPN reported citing the Danish Foreign Ministry.
Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili said public backing for the ruling Georgian Dream party has seen a significant boost following what he describes as a “historic” outcome in the October parliamentary elections.
Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili explained the essence of the current policy of the European Union towards Georgia
Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili has accused the European Union of interfering in Georgia’s internal political processes ahead of the country’s upcoming local elections, warning that pressure over the visa liberalisation issue is being used as a political tool.