Georgian Dream

Opposition figures describe Tbilisi airport as “another gate of Mordor” and warn that an expanding Russian diaspora could become a fifth column

Framing the problem primarily as a foreign-orchestrated “sabotage” campaign aligns with the interests of the ruling Georgian Dream government

Opposition activists point to a clear pattern of escalation, describing it as a phased annexation process of Abkhazia and South Ossetia

Eric Trump announces Georgia’s future tallest skyscraper as Trump Organization expands amid controversy over the pro-Russian regime in Tbilisi

The case of Elene Khoshtaria, leader of the opposition party Droa, has drawn sharp criticism from international organizations

Concerns have intensified after Tbilisi announced plans to dissolve the Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Personal Data Protection Service from 2 March

Brussels is weighing unprecedented energy-related measures against a third country, challenging Tbilisi’s claim that it is not helping Moscow bypass EU sanctions

Kyiv names a new envoy after three years without an ambassador, but the move risks being read as de facto recognition of Georgia’s disputed president

The country is not on the trajectory to become an EU member state, neither in 2030 nor later, a EU diplomat said

Once the post-Soviet beacon of reform, Georgia now strips opposition parties of their political rights - for life

Texas-based oil executive and Republican donor Steve Nicandros has interests in Georgia since 1997

The EU is proving its enduring appeal and resilience through democratic breakthroughs and strategic gains in its near abroad