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Month after Russia’s ban on Georgian drinks, Russian experts to inspect laboratories in Georgia: what are risks?
Experts warn that Georgia is giving Russia increasing leverage to exert economic pressure
Views from Abkhazia on the campaign in Turkiye to end Abkhazia’s isolation
A group of Turkish lawmakers has called on Ankara to recognize Abkhaz passports, restore direct maritime and air links, and consider recognizing Abkhazia’s independence.
Chinese visitor numbers to Georgia rise by 23% in nine months, setting a record
The increase comes amid deepening ties between Georgia and China.
Iran offers education to Azerbaijani girls in hijabs, Baku calls it interference
Baku also said there were no schools or universities offering education in Azerbaijani in Iran, despite the country being home to around 40 million ethnic Azerbaijanis.
Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, top stories this morning
Top stories from local media, photos, videos and trending comments
‘Foreign-controlled spy forces have been eliminated’: Pashinyan on local elections
Election results, reported irregularities and the prime minister’s assessment of Armenia’s political landscape following his party’s victory. Pashinyan says the country needs a new opposition.
Billionaire Ivanishvili won’t testify in Georgia opposition ban case. Constitutional Court, day four
Parties and politicians face accusations. UNM representative presents counterarguments and urges judges to “act as they want to be remembered by history”
Opinion: If Georgia’s Constitutional Court bans opposition parties, Russia will use it against Georgia
According to the Lelo party leader, a ban on five opposition parties would harm the country more than the parties themselves.
Opinion: Why agreement between Abkhazia’s interior ministry and Russia conflicts with Abkhaz law
Abkhazia opposition demands interior minister’s resignation over deal with Russia it says harms national interests
Serbia protests timeline: how students brought Vucic’s 12-year rule to end
From a spark of discontent to a change of government