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Officials from Israel and Georgia met to discuss antisemitism and public diplomacy during a business chamber anniversary event, which also recognized 35 years of connecting the two countries and 15 years of the Israel House initiative.
Kazakhstan and Georgia are working to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, energy, transport, and digitalization. This push follows a meeting between Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov and Georgian officials.
U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary Sonata Coulter is visiting Tbilisi, holding meetings with Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili, as the Georgian ruling party seeks to reset relations.
A delegation from France, Germany, and Poland, known as the Weimar Triangle, visited Tbilisi on April 16 to meet with Georgian officials and opposition politicians.
The EU issued guidelines warning of entry bans if Georgian officials fail to use their diplomatic or service passports when travelling to the bloc for “official and diplomatic purposes,” as visa-free…
Georgian officials have launched a new technological hub in Kutaisi, repurposing the city's former parliament building, which had been largely unused since the legislature relocated.
Armenia's recent election became a crucial test of Russian influence, with the pro-European prime minister securing a win despite pressure from Russia, including a ban on several Armenian products. The vote presented a clear choice between aligning with the EU or Moscow, with its significance extending beyond the small South Caucasus nation.
Georgia's Foreign Ministry and ruling party officials are insisting that Germany update the country's profile on the Federal Foreign Office website to reflect incumbent government representatives.
The EU has suspended visa-free travel privileges for Georgian diplomats, government officials, and ministers in all EU countries, citing democratic backsliding in Georgia.
The European Union has suspended visa-free travel for Georgian diplomats and officials, citing concerns over the country's democratic regression.
A new report reveals that Georgian officials and their relatives received almost $10 million in gifts within an eight-month period. In most instances, family members were listed as the source of these gifts.
The World Bank Group has approved a $372 million loan for Georgia's Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor project, as Georgian officials seek a total of $751 million from international financial institutions.
Senior Georgian Dream officials have suggested summoning EU Ambassador Paweł Herczyński over his remarks made in Brussels, where he warned against Georgia returning to 'dark times.'
The European Union has decided to suspend visa-free travel for Georgian officials, citing concerns over the Georgian government's deviation from democratic norms and suppression of the opposition.