Russian troops arrived in Abkhazia yesterday to bolster the country’s peacekeeping force in the breakaway region, while Tbilisi decried the move as illegal.
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The country is “highly polarised” approaching the May 21 parliamentary elections, said the top foreign election monitoring team in Georgia in its first pre-election report.
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Vandals have struck the Jewish cemetery in the seaside town of Batumi, painting swastikas and burning kindling on the gravestones.
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A coalition of women’s NGOs rallied outside Public School No. 1 on Rustaveli Avenue yesterday, in support of women candidate in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
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With March’s inflation in the double-digits, the central bank says it is adopting a tighter monetary policy to get inflation down to its eight percent target.
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Is the Republican Party too moderate for Georgia?
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In his Easter sermon, Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia Ilia II emphasized the need for a better work ethic in Georgia.
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Tbilisi will report foreign businessmen operating in the breakaway region of Abkhazia to Interpol, State Minister for Reintegration Issues Temur Iakobashvili announced last week.
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“A terrible murder in Khobi region”
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This spring, the 11th annual Best Press Photo of Russia competition honored Tbilisi-based photographer Alexander Klimchuk.
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Robert Sturua’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” which is performed from time-to-time at Rustaveli Theater, is a true masterpiece of stagecraft.
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