Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Friday highlighted the importance of investigating crimes committed during the governance of the United National Movement regime, stating that the objective was not merely to correctly assess the past, but to shield the country from similar threats in the future.

Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili on Saturday said the country can play a “decisive role” in the development of the Middle Corridor, a logistics route connecting Central Asia and China to Europe.

Stephen Nelson, the Satellite Policy Director at Elon Musk’s SpaceX space technology company, said Georgia had a strategic location in the South Caucasus region, making the country a natural logistics and transport hub along the Trans-Caspian trade corridor that connects the two continents.

Capabilities of the Georgian Defence Forces, ongoing reforms, and prospects for future cooperation were discussed on Saturday in a meeting between the Georgian Defence forces officials and Major General Bogdan Rycerski, the newly appointed Commander of NATO's Joint Force Training Centre.

The Prosecutor General's Office of Georgia on Wednesday released information on the interim results of the ongoing investigation into alleged election fraud during the October 2024 parliamentary elections.

Georgia on Tuesday is celebrating the National Flag Day.

The Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 will take place in Switzerland’s northwestern city of Basel.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Sunday congratulated the Georgian professional mixed martial artist Merab Dvalishvili on his successful defence of his UFC Bantamweight championship title.

Black Sea Arena will host the rock band Guns N' Roses on May 30 at the Shekvetili park as part of the Starring Georgia campaign.

The Financial Times, a British daily newspaper, on Monday published an article about Georgia recommending traveling to Georgia.

Giorgi Kalandarishvili, the Chair of the Georgian Central Election Commission, on Saturday called on individuals alleging the 2024 parliamentary election fraud to provide “tangible evidence”, if any, to the investigative body.

The Georgian State Security Service on Thursday said Ivane Lutidze and Nika Mamastarashvili, who were illegally detained by Russian occupation forces in the occupied territory near the village of Knolevi, as well as Zurab Lobzhanidze, who was illegally detained near the occupied area of Akhalgori, were released.