An investigation published by the Financial Times has linked Azerbaijani businessmen to a Russian oil trading network. The report says tankers connected to Azerbaijan became a key part of a mechanism ...

Representatives of the European Union and the United Kingdom have expressed deep concern over the arrests of opposition politicians in Georgia and the persecution of critics of the ruling Georgian ...

The Holy Synod of the Georgian Orthodox Church has put forward three candidates for the patriarchal throne: Metropolitan Shio Mujiri of Senaki and Chkhorotsku, Metropolitan Iob Akiashvili of Ruisi and ...

Nearly 35 years have passed since then. Nata now lives in Germany, far from Georgia. She has cut all ties with her family, relatives and her home village, but says she has never been able to leave the ...

The city of Telavi, the capital of Georgia’s eastern Kakheti region, was partially flooded after heavy rains. A river overflowed its banks, and a bridge in the lower part of the city collapsed under ...

The assembly of the Georgian Orthodox Church, which met at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, elected Shio Mujiri by 22 votes as Archbishop of Mtskheta and Tbilisi, Metropolitan of Pitsunda, Sukhumi and ...

A hearing was held at Tbilisi City Court on 15 July in the trial of eight opposition politicians in Georgia’s so-called ‘sabotage case’. Members of the political group United Neutral Georgia, which is ...

Pro-government Georgian media outlets like POS TV, Rustavi-2, Imedi, and Public Broadcaster report on an ongoing investigation by the State Security Service (SSG) that involves questioning Georgian ...

Young people in Eastern Europe and Central Asia are not turning away from family life or losing the desire to have children. On the contrary, marriage and parenthood remain among their most important ...

The traditional Saturday march in Tbilisi on July 11 was dedicated to the memory of Georgian fighters killed while fighting against Russian aggression in Ukraine. It was the 591st consecutive day of ...

The 'sabotage' case has been brought against eight opposition leaders, who are accused of "providing foreign states with information to the detriment of Georgia's state interests".

Nikol Pashinyan (born 1 June 1975) has been the prime minister of Armenia since May 8, 2018. Prior to this he was an opposition politician, and from 2012-2018 he was a deputy of the national assembly.