Georgia seeks ties with deep state-free America, says Georgian PM

Georgia’s relations with EU to improve soon, says Georgian Parliament Vice Speaker

Georgia will not be Brussels’ “errand boy” at any cost, says Georgian Parliament Vice Speaker

Georgia is moving forward through a path of reforms, but the country will never act as an “errand boy” for Brussels, said on Saturday Thea Tsulukiani, the Vice Speaker of the Georgian Parliament, during an appearance on the political talk show Open Air - Debates.

Armenian PM Pashinyan praises strong ties with Georgia ahead of election results

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has praised the strong ties between Yerevan and Tbilisi, describing the current relationship with Georgia as exceptionally deep and positive.

Marcin Rosołowski from Staszic Institute accuses Poland of tolerating insults from Ukraine while judging Georgia

Marcin Rosołowski, a board member of the Staszic Institute Foundation, has published an article highlighting what he describes as “glaring double standards” in Poland’s foreign policy toward Ukraine and Georgia.

Marcin Rosołowski from Staszic Institute Foundation: under Russian occupation, Georgia’s caution “simply an instinct for self-preservation, not betrayal”

Marcin Rosołowski, a board member of the Staszic Institute Foundation, has challenged the narrative surrounding the “myth of a pro-Russian Georgia” in his latest article. He argues that Tbilisi’s current cautious, “multi-vector” foreign policy is not an act of betrayal, but rather a fundamental instinct for survival given its geopolitical reality.

Georgia strategic partner for Poland, not a country to “lecture from a distance”, says Marcin Rosołowski from Staszic Institute Foundation

Marcin Rosołowski, a board member of the Staszic Institute Foundation, has published an analytical article highlighting the strategic importance of Georgia to Poland.

Georgian Ambassador presents credentials to King Charles III

Ilia Darchiashvili, Georgia’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom, on Thursday presented his Letters of Credence to King Charles III, marking the official commencement of his diplomatic mission in the UK.

Georgian Parliament official: new US administration “radically changed” its approach toward Georgia

Irakli Kadagishvili, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament’s Regional Policy and Self-government Committee, on Friday said that the approach of the new United States administration toward Georgia has changed significantly, creating opportunities to reset bilateral relations on a new foundation.

Eight more defendants plead guilty in October 4 coup attempt case, plea deals to be concluded

Another group of defendants in the October 4 coup attempt case has admitted guilt, with eight additional accused persons fully confessing to the charges and agreeing to plea deals.

Georgian FM highlights growing support for Georgia’s UN IDP resolution

Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili on Friday stated that the growing number of co-sponsors for the UN resolution on internally displaced persons reflects intensive, year-round diplomatic engagement with UN member states.

“What injustice has destroyed, justice must build” - Georgian Parliament Speaker on US-Georgia relations

What injustice has destroyed, justice must build - this is the expectation we have from the US side, said on Friday Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili.

Georgian Parliament Speaker: Boris Johnson disrupted Russia-Ukraine agreement - since then, Ukraine has been at war for four years already, while Boris Johnson walks around peacefully and holds conferences

We support the end of the Russia-Ukraine war, as every day of this conflict means additional suffering for the Ukrainian people, said on Friday Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili.

UNGA President reiterates commitment to Georgia’s sovereignty and return rights of displaced people

Annalena Baerbock, the President of the United Nations General Assembly, stated on Friday that all internally displaced persons, refugees, and their descendants in Georgia hold an inherent right to return to their homes.

Jeffrey Sachs highlights EU's intervention in South Caucasus as “extremely dangerous game”

Speaking at the 16th Tbilisi Regional Forum for Sustainable Development on Thursday, renowned economist and global affairs expert Professor Jeffrey Sachs addressed shifting geopolitical dynamics, with a sharp focus on European Union policy.

Georgian Parliament Speaker: broad support for UN resolution keeps Georgia’s territorial integrity, sovereignty high on international agenda

The support shown by individual states for the UN resolution demonstrates that the issues of Georgia’s territorial integrity, sovereignty, and the return of internally displaced persons remain high on the international agenda, said on Friday Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili.

Georgian police arrest FBI wanted suspect at Tbilisi International Airport

Law enforcement officers of the Central Criminal Police Department on Friday arrested a suspect wanted by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for serious crimes.

Georgian FM: Georgia ready for meaningful, mutually respectful relations with US

Significant steps have recently been taken by both sides to ensure that relations between Georgia and the United States are viewed in a positive light, said on Friday Georgian Vice Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili.

107 countries back UNGA resolution on status of internally displaced persons, refugees from Georgia’s Russian-occupied territories

The United Nations General Assembly on Thursday adopted the resolution on the status of Internally Displaced Persons and Refugees from Russian-occupied Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia regions, within the framework of the 80th session, with 107 votes in favour, with 8 against.

Georgian Parliament official: strategic partnership with US must be rebuilt on principles of fairness

Rati Ionatamishvili, the Chair of the Human Rights and Civil Integration Committee of the Georgian Parliament, on Thursday said that the strategic partnership between Georgia and the United States must be rebuilt on the principles of fairness.

Former British diplomat Ian Proud slams Western media pressure and “cynical” sanctions on Georgian broadcasters

Ian Proud, a former British diplomat and expert in global crisis management, has sharply criticised Western and British media coverage of Georgia, while labeling recent UK sanctions against the Georgian television company Imedi as “cynical” and a blow to free speech.