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Georgian lawmakers have approved Nino Kadagidze as the new head of the country's Supreme Court.
Orthodox clergymen blessed the streets of central Tbilisi, praying for Georgia's protection from the COVID-19 pandemic.They loaded plastic drums full of holy water onto trucks and doused some of the roadways of the capital on March 17.The Georgian government has said it will prohibit the entry of foreign nationals for two weeks, starting on March 18.The country has registered more than 30 cases of the disease, as of midday on March 17, with no reported deaths.
Three Georgian students trapped in Italy are making the most of quarantine and travel restrictions: They've rewritten folk tunes to address the coronavirus crisis.
An opposition presidential candidate in Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia is now feeling well after being hospitalized in Russia for unclear reasons, his team says.
In her annual state of the nation address, Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has said Moscow's policies will not divert her country from its path toward the European Union and NATO.
Georgian flags flew at half-staff as the nation marked the anniversary of the Red Army invasion of 1921, officially known as Soviet Occupation Day.
Vano Merabishvili, the former Georgian prime minister and interior minister who was credited for reforming the nation's police force, was released from prison after serving nearly seven years for embezzlement and abuse of power.
The United States and Britain have joined Georgia in blaming Russia for a massive coordinated cyberattack last year that took thousands of Georgian websites offline and even disrupted TV broadcasts.
The dead body of a Ukrainian skier in Georgia who went missing during the onset of an avalanche was found on February 11.
The U.S. Embassy in Tbilisi says it is "disappointed" with the conviction and sentencing of Georgian opposition leader Gigi Ugulava in what the jailed politician has called a politically motivated case.
Georgia's Supreme Court on February 10 sentenced opposition leader Gigi Ugulava to 3 years and 2 months in prison on charges of misusing public funds while he was mayor of the capital, Tbilisi.
Georgia's prosecutorial council has nominated former Prosecutor-General Irakli Shotadze to take back the post, despite opposition from human rights defenders.
Georgian opposition groups have postponed a rally in the capital, Tbilisi, due to a deadly fire in the central town of Baghdati that claimed six lives, including four children, a pregnant woman, and an elderly female.
Kupata, a former stray whose name means "sausage" in Georgian, accompanies groups of kids as they cross the street and barks at cars to keep them away. His protective behavior has made him a celebrity in Batumi and earned him honors from the local tourist board.
Georgia's government has released a letter written by four U.S. Congressmen expressing concerns over the government's failure to deliver on promises of democratic reforms and a police crackdown on protesters over the issue.
Hundreds of opposition activists in Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia are continuing their protest demanding that separatist leader Raul Khajimba to resign.
Protesters stormed the offices housing the de facto presidential administration in Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia demanding the resignation of separatist leader Raul Khajimba on January 9.
The de facto parliament in Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia has called on the separatist region's leader, Raul Khajimba, to step down.
Christians paraded through the city streets of the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, to celebrate Orthodox Christmas on January 7. The traditional annual march known as Alilo features costumes and floats depicting Christ's nativity scene.
Prominent Georgian doctor Vazha Gaprindashvili has been released from prison in the breakaway region of South Ossetia, ending the high-profile case but leaving in place a months-old border cutoff that international groups say is endangering lives.
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