Georgia is recalling its ambassador to Kiev for consultations in connection with the appointment of former President Mikheil Saakashvili to the post of head of the executive committee of reforms under the President of Ukraine, BBC reports. This is reported by the Georgian media, referring to the statement of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia David Zalkaliani. ...
The websites of Georgian state institutions and TV channels were subjected to a large-scale hacker attack. She touched upon more than two thousand resources, including the websites of non-governmental organizations and private companies. Writes about this BBC. In many cases, the home pages of the websites were replaced with the image of the former President of Georgia, Mikhail Saakashvili ...
11 years ago, Moscow recognized the independence of the two separatist regions of Georgia. The United States and five European countries celebrated the 11th anniversary of the conflict between Russia and Georgia, urging Moscow to fulfill the agreements reached in 2008 and withdraw its troops to positions that were ...
Against the backdrop of almost three weeks of protests that broke out after the appearance of Russian MP Sergei Gavrilov in the Georgian parliament, a new scandal broke out in Georgia. This time, one of the largest Georgian television companies, Rustavi 2, was at the epicenter. Its host is Georgy Gabunia...
The Georgian opposition TV channel Rustavi-2, on air of which the host made obscene remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin, suspended broadcasting for several hours. The general director of the channel, Nika Gvaramia, said that Rustavi 2 will not go on air until…
Protests in Georgia have reached a new level - while some residents of Tbilisi go to rallies, others organize protests online. Activists have launched a website where you can give a virtual slap to Russian President Vladimir Putin; he has already “received” millions of slaps, writes the BBC.…
On June 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree prohibiting Russian airlines from transporting Russian citizens to Georgia from July 8. The companies stopped selling tickets. Passengers who have already purchased them are offered tickets for earlier flights. “Compatriots in Georgia are recommended to return...
For the second day in Georgia, mass protests continue, leading to the resignation of the speaker of parliament. The reason for them was the visit of State Duma deputy Sergei Gavrilov. The BBC's Russian service figured out who he was. Gavrilov headed the Russian delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Assembly of Orthodoxy (IAP) held in Tbilisi. Local ...
Police in Tbilisi fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse a demonstration outside the Georgian parliament after participants in a rally demanding the resignation of government officials tried to break into the courtyard of the parliament building. The Ministry of Health of Georgia reported about 14 injured participants of the action and 38 ...
Several Russian TV channels immediately reported that in Georgia, on the outskirts of Tbilisi, there is a secret laboratory where dangerous experiments are secretly carried out on people. The former head of the Georgian Ministry of State Security, Igor Giorgadze, was the first to speak about “illegal experiments.” He published documents that allegedly...