On November 28, the Georgian prime minister announced his government would delay EU accession talks “until 2028,” sparking ...

Despite on-going protests, the ruling party has not budged resorting to sweeping legal changes and arrests instead.

Many in Georgia feel the government is taking the country back into the Kremlin’s orbit. As the protest movement nears its third month, it is not clear what can break the stalemate.

Then suddenly, near a stage set in front of Tbilisi’s Classical Gymnasium, the reporters dispersed, and I was left with a ...

"The brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters, journalists and politicians tonight in Tbilisi is unacceptable," Kallas wrote on X. "Georgia falls short of any expectation from a candidate country.

Both protests are pro-democratic at their core. Even the timelines coincide, as each movement has been in the streets for about three months, vowing to fight until the end. People in both countries ...

"Most of the recent attacks on journalists happened at a 2 February 2 protest in Tbilisi, while others were obstructed or attacked at a smaller demonstration calling for the release of jailed ...

A group of students and teachers gathered outside Tbilisi State University’s Javakhishvili building, declaring that “Georgian education is in danger.” Georgia. The hundredth (!!!) day of protests.

Two years ago, two days of protests were enough to force Georgia’s government into an ... The parliament approved it in May, despite huge opposition on the streets. After the ruling Georgian ...