US Department of Space: Georgia’s Western Trajectory at Risk
The United States condemns the Kremlin-inspired “foreign influence” legislation advanced in Georgia’s parliament earlier today and the false narrative government officials have adopted
European Commission Director General to visit Georgia
Gert Jan Koopman, will travel to Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan between 30 April and 4 May
Georgia Completes Construction of Its Longest Tunnel, Enhancing Connectivity Between Kvesheti and Kobi
A 9-kilometer tunnel, part of the Kvesheti-Kobi road project, has been completed, linking the villages of Kvesheti and Kobi.
Completion of Georgia's Longest Tunnel Marks Milestone in Kusheti-Kobi Highway Project
Tomorrow, April 23, marks the completion of the 9-kilometer Kusheti-Kobi tunnel, set to be Georgia's longest.
Georgia-Korea Investment Promotion and Protection Talks Advance in Seoul
Georgia and Korea took a significant step forward in strengthening economic cooperation with the fourth round of negotiations on a draft agreement for investment promotion and protection.
With the support of the International Visegrad Fund (IVF), a meeting was held in the city of Zugdidi within the framework of the ongoing project at the Energy Training Center of GNERC
With the support of the International Visegrad Fund (IVF), a meeting was held in the city of Zugdidi within the framework of the ongoing project
The EU Urges Georgia to Refrain from Adopting Legislation that can Compromise Georgia’s EU Path
Today, the Georgian Parliament passed the "transparency of foreign influence" law in its first reading, despite repeated calls by the European Union to retract such legislation, and despite the mass protests.
Georgian Parliament Passes Draft Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence in First Reading
The Parliament of Georgia, in its first reading, adopted the draft law "On Transparency of Foreign Influence" with 83 votes in favor.
Charles Michel Criticizes Georgia's "Transparency of Foreign Influence" Bill as Detrimental to EU Aspirations
President of the European Council, Charles Michel, has voiced criticism over Georgia's "Transparency of Foreign Influence" bill on social media.