Congressman Mast on MEGOBARI Act: This bill will impose sanctions on regime officials for their roles in undermining Georgia's sovereignty and pro-Western trajectory
RegionUkraine journalist who died in Russian captivity was tortured and had her organs removed, joint medi...
GeorgiaFormer Georgian Foreign Minister: 'Russia is using Georgian Dream to kill our chance of joining...
GeorgiaACTR: More than half of Georgia’s population, 56% believes that a financial crisis has either alread...
Interview with Senator Jim Risch: It is important that the U.S. government continues to review all the tools at its disposal to formulate the best policy toward GeorgiaMore
Interview with Nattalie Tocci: Many in Europe believe that Georgia is part of Europe - don’t let tha...
Interview with Gabrielius Landsbergis: If we don’t react or acknowledge the individuals committing a...
Georgia Levan Davitashvili: In the near future, we will have an ambassador to the United States, which, of course, will further strengthen bilateral relations
GeorgiaGYLA: The case of Mzia Amaglobeli uncovers several serious procedural violations, which could point ...
USAState Department on meeting with GD's Vice Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili: We do not comment...
USABipartisan Helsinki Commission Members Express Support for the Georgian People Ahead of their 150th ...
Georgia Marco Rubio: We will know soon enough, in a matter of weeks, not months, whether Russia is serious about peace or not
USA Jim Risch and Jeanne Shaheen: The "MEGOBARI Act" will broadly promote stability in Georgia and Eastern Europe - We are ready to work together to advance this bill
USA Joe Wilson: A stable, prosperous, and independent South Caucasus—free from Russia, Iran, and China—requires free and fair elections in Georgia and the full implementation of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement
Europe Kaja Kallas: All protesters in Georgia must be released immediately – The steps Georgia is taking are not moving towards Europe
Georgia Human Rights Watch: Georgia took significant steps backward on human rights in 2024, with several new repressive laws