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Georgia Web

Money Transfers to Georgia Rise 10.4% in June as EU, U.S. Remain Top Sources

Money transfers to Georgia from abroad amounted to USD 348.26 million in June 2026, up 10.4% (USD 32.8 million) year-on-year, according to the latest data

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Georgia Web

Opposition Politician Zurab Japaridze Reports ‘Bruises, Concussion’ After Scooter Accident

Zurab Girchi Japaridze, leader of the Girchi-More Freedom party and the opposition Coalition for Change, has been hospitalized after a July 15 road accident,

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Georgia Web

Batumi Concerts of Russian Pop Duo t.A.T.u., Ukrainian-Russian Singer Ani Lorak Canceled

Concerts of the Russian pop duo t.A.T.u. and Ukrainian-Russian singer Ani Lorak, scheduled to take place in Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi on August

Civil.ge 7/13/2026

Georgia Web

Georgian Dream Officials Rebuke EU’s Kallas Over Remarks on Supporting Georgian People, Not Government

Senior Georgian Dream officials have rebuked EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas over comments that the EU does not want to support the Georgian government,

Civil.ge 7/13/2026

Georgia Web

Tbilisi Airport Expansion Project Launched with $150 Million Investment

TAV Georgia, the Georgian subsidiary of TAV Airports, a multinational airport operator, which is part of French aviation giant Groupe ADP, said it is investing

Civil.ge 7/13/2026

Georgia Web

Activist Isako Devidze Given One-Year Sentence Under Plea Deal, Set to Be Released in Six Months

Jailed activist Isako Devidze, who participated in Georgia’s pro-European and anti-government protests, has reached a plea agreement with prosecutors and

Civil.ge 7/13/2026

Georgia Web

Kobakhidze Slams OSCE PA Resolution, Claims It Is Part of ‘Deep State’ Agenda

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has denounced the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly’s recent Hague Declaration, which included a number of critical

Civil.ge 7/12/2026

Georgia Web

Telavi Battles ‘Serious’ Flood Damage

Authorities have been assessing the damage and working to mitigate the “serious” impact in Telavi, the central city in Georgia’s eastern Kakheti region,

Civil.ge 7/12/2026

Georgia Web

Newly Promoted Police Official Resigns, Ordered to Wear Bracelet Amid Domestic Abuse Probe

Ioseb Sigua, who was recently promoted to head a division within the Central Criminal Police Department, has resigned and was ordered to wear an electronic

Civil.ge 7/10/2026

Georgia Web

SSSG Says Wanted Georgian Arrested Over Alleged Plot to Carry Out ‘Subversive Acts’ Linked to October 4 Unrest

The State Security Service of Georgia (SSSG) said it arrested a wanted Georgian citizen, later identified by pro-government media as Beka Tchulukhadze,

Civil.ge 7/10/2026

Georgia Web

Sokhumi, Tskhinvali, Moscow Digest – July 3-9, 2026

Below is the weekly digest of key developments and discourses in and around the occupied regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia, as well as those concerning Tbilisi–Moscow relations.

Civil.ge 7/10/2026

Georgia Web

Sokhumi Detains Georgian Citizen on ‘Illegal Border Crossing’ Charge

The de facto authorities in occupied Abkhazia’s Gali district have detained Georgian citizen Gela Mebonia and opened a criminal case against him, accusing

Civil.ge 7/9/2026

Georgia Web

HRW Reports on Key Trends, Figures Behind Civil Society Crackdown in Georgia

Human Rights Watch (HRW), an international human rights organization, highlighted key trends and figures illustrating the impact of Georgia’s restrictive

Civil.ge 7/9/2026

Georgia Web

Papuashvili Joins EU Candidate Countries’ Parliamentary Conference in Belgrade

Georgian Dream Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili attended the inaugural Conference of Speakers of Parliaments of EU Candidate Countries in Belgrade,

Civil.ge 7/9/2026

Georgia Web

British National Detained on Drug Charges Upon Entering Georgia With Painkillers, Lawyers Say

British citizen and war veteran Matthew Roy Desmond has been jailed in Georgia for nearly three months on serious drug charges after being arrested at

Civil.ge 7/8/2026

Georgia Web

Jailed Chiatura Miner Giorgi Neparidze Receives New 1.5-Year Sentence for ‘Contempt of Court’

Giorgi Neparidze, an active participant in miners’ protests in Chiatura who is already serving a lengthy prison term, has been sentenced to one and a half

Civil.ge 7/8/2026

Georgia Web

OSCE PA Resolution Calls on Georgia to Release ‘Political Prisoners,’ Repeal ‘Restrictive Laws,’ Begin ‘Genuine Reform Process’

The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly (OSCE PA) adopted the wide-ranging Hague Declaration and accompanying resolutions on July 8, including one on Georgia that

Civil.ge 7/8/2026

Georgia Web

Drone Threat Alert Issued Twice on July 7 in Occupied Abkhazia

A “drone threat” alert was issued twice in Georgia’s Russian-occupied Abkhazia on July 7, according to Russian media reports citing the press service of

Civil.ge 7/8/2026

Georgia Web

Regional Media Outlet Says Its Reporter Was Edited Out of Kharagauli Council Meeting Photo

My Kharagauli (“Chemi Kharagauli” in Georgian), a regional media outlet in western Georgia’s Kharagauli municipality, said its reporter was edited out

Civil.ge 7/7/2026

Georgia Web

Minor With ‘Fascist-Nazi’ Ideology Sentenced to 14.5 Years for Organized Group Torture, Violence, Prosecutors Say

A minor was sentenced to 14 years and six months in prison after the Tbilisi City Court found them guilty of torture committed by an organized group motivated