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The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has fined Elina Valtonen, the current Chairperson of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) and Finland's Minister of Foreign Affairs, 5,000 lari, equivalent to approximately $1,800 USD. The fine follows Valtonen's participation in an anti-government protest held in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi on October 14, 2025.

Analyze the Georgia post-election crisis following the October 4th municipal vote. Explore the government's "coup attempt" narrative, harsh crackdown on protests, EU condemnation, and the striking narrative alignment with Russia. Understand the geopolitical pivot.

Georgia's Crisis, October 2025: An analysis of the post-election unrest after the boycotted municipal vote. The ruling Georgian Dream party’s 81.7% victory triggered a violent "peaceful revolution" attempt. The article covers the crackdown, mass arrests of opposition leaders like Paata Burchuladze, and the resulting diplomatic fallout with the European Union. Key topics: political polarization, coup vs. repression, and the impact on Georgia's EU future.

Georgian authorities have announced the discovery of a major money laundering operation that allegedly legalized $624 million and €35 million between 2022 and 2024. The Georgian Prosecutor's Office and State Security Service conducted a joint operation on 16 September, resulting in the arrest of one individual.

Kaladze's supporters accused of violence were released after victims failed to cooperate. An activist, Megi Diasamidze, detained for damaging a banner, was granted bail.

Georgian protesters face torture and fabricated charges. Read about the harrowing stories of Rezo Kiknadze and Anton Chechin, highlighting allegations of inhumane treatment and politically motivated prosecutions amid anti-government rallies in Tbilisi.

The international reserves of the National Bank of Georgia increased by USD 1.3 billion in January-July 2025. It is reported that the...

Georgian court freezes accounts of seven NGOs accused of funding 2024 protests. Learn about the details of the Tbilisi City Court's decision, allegations of purchasing special equipment for protesters, and the connection to mass unrest. Get a summary of the investigation and the list of affected organizations.

Mamuka Mdinaradze is Georgia's new State Security Head, appointed amid political upheaval. Read about the protests, resignations, and latest power shifts in Tbilisi.

Two Bangladeshi citizens, Mon Pabon Chandra, born in 1985, and M.D. Raju, born in 2001, were detained on the territory of the Zagatala...

Political arrests of Georgian activists, the "foreign agents" law, and pressure on NGOs. Latest updates on protests and court cases in Tbilisi. Concerns about political prisoners and judicial independence.