Tag: Georgia

Georgia

Giorgi Gakharia says Mzia Amaglobeili represents a strong, unbroken person. The regime lost what was most important with her: dignity.  

Georgia

The court reclassifies the charges against Mzia Amaghlobeli, and sentences her to two years in jail  

Georgia

Supporters of Mzia Aaghlobeli hold a march on the streets of Batumi  

Georgia

Maia Mtsariashvili : This is a demonstration of punishment – it doesn’t matter if it was 2 or 4 years – the verdict has nothing whatsoever to do with justice  

Georgia

24 diplomatic missions condemn the disproportionate and politically motivated verdict against Mzia Aaghlobeli. We express our solidarity with Mzia and call for her release immediately.  

Georgia

Mzia Amaghlobeli held a piece with the inscription, “A slap on the regime”, as she left the courtroom  

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia, on the freezing the party’s account: This is the continuation of a Bolshevik mindset and, at the time, it shows Lelo-For a Strong Georgia as the main target of “Georgian Dream”.  

Georgia

According to “Lelo,” The National Bureau of Enforcement seized the bank account of the party  

Georgia

Levan Sanikidze says Shalva Papuashvili shouldn’t talk about khinkali, but rather about European integration. Where were the diplomats at rallies before the elections? These are baseless allegations  

Georgia

Today, Judge Nino Sakhelashvili of the Batumi City court will announce the verdict on the case of Mzia Amaglobeli.  

Georgia

Georgia not invited to informal EU meeting in Denmark  

Georgia

Kavelashvili Schedules Elections for 4 October  

Georgia

Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and Turkmenistan President Serdar Berdimuhamedow met  

Georgia

Transparency International: Georgia: High-level Corruption is taking the Form of “Kleptocracy”. State leaders are using their political power to appropriate Georgia’s wealth  

Georgia

Irakli Kobakhidze : We heard the admission that Khazaradze was not paying taxes. But what’s more interesting is if such a deal really existed — the second confession might turn out to even be more revealing  

Georgia

Nika Katsia : If anyone is owed an apology, it is the regime. They owe it to the young people that they have condemned to death and to the 60+ prisoners. As for me, I won’t apologize. On the contrary, the truth will only become louder. Our voice will reach into the cosmos.