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Investigators are examining the involvement of former Defense Minister Giorgi Tskhakaya’s adviser in concluding drone contracts at inflated prices.
On August 12, the 51st edition of the UEFA Super Cup between PSG and Aston Villa will take place in Salzburg. The Parisians could become the second team after Real Madrid to win the trophy twice in a row.
The four countries condemned Russia's military presence in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, calling it a threat to stability. They warned of a response in the event of a full-scale annexation of the region.
Hundreds of people marched from the Philharmonic Hall to Heroes' Square, carrying placards with the names of fallen soldiers. Participants held a prayer service for those who died for Georgia's freedom.
Former Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili, who was convicted of money laundering, has been hospitalized at a medical center in Tbilisi. The reason was kidney problems.
Georgia's power supply has been restored by 85%; the remainder is planned to be connected in the near future. GWP is already supplying water to Tbilisi and Rustavi; the causes of the accident are being clarified.
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze accused NATO of deceiving Ukraine and Georgia with promises about membership. Deputy Committee Chairman Tornike Pagava suggested a shift to a multi-vector policy in case the Alliance refuses.
The body of 27-year-old blogger Bovorntat Pengsuk was discovered in a hotel two weeks after his disappearance. An investigation is underway under the article on incitement to suicide.
GNERC reported that the power outage in Georgia occurred due to a sudden disconnection from Azerbaijan's energy system. The investigation is ongoing in two directions, the SSB is checking the sabotage version.
President of Kazakhstan Tokayev at a forum in Omsk proposed to "freeze" the Russian-Ukrainian war. He also called Ukrainians and Russians "brotherly peoples" and expressed condolences over the loss of life.
On the morning of July 25, Georgia was again left without power due to a system failure. The outage affected Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi, paralyzing the metro and water supply.
On the night of July 24, a massive power outage occurred in Tbilisi and other cities of Georgia. The causes of the blackout are currently unknown, and official authorities have not provided explanations.
Stalin's wine cellar, containing 40,000 bottles of rare beverages, has been opened in Tbilisi. The collection will be sold at auction to fund a winemaking school.
Ten actors were dismissed from the Marjanishvili Theater in Tbilisi without explanation. Those affected claim political repression and a change in leadership.
Participants demand lower commissions, higher tariffs, and labor contracts. A ban on foreigners working in the delivery sector is also being discussed.
Belarus is not allowing Russians with exit bans due to conscription to travel abroad. Border guards are using a joint database of persons liable for military service with the Russian Federation.
The Tbilisi court sentenced Juansher Burchuladze and his accomplices. The former official's property in Spain was confiscated, and he was banned from holding office.
Pro-government media claim foreign interference and preparation of unrest. Opposition channels reject the accusations and call them disinformation.
Donald Trump's company will build Georgia's tallest building with a hotel and residences. The project will be implemented jointly with Archi Group and Sapir Organization.
Activists in Georgia are protesting against animal culling rules due to the mass disappearance of animals. They demand the mandatory return of dogs and video recording of the process.
Participants of the Olympic Dreams project won gold in Riga and secured podium finishes at the European Cups. The Ukrainian national team took second place in the overall standings.
The Kharkiv resident defeated Ruslan Kurbanov in the final in Astana with a score of 15:12. This is Ukraine's first gold medal in the current World Cup season.
In 2025, 37,867 children were born in Georgia, the lowest figure since 1993. Demographers attribute the decline to youth migration due to economic factors.
The head of the Church was buried in Sioni Cathedral after five days of mourning. The opposition was not invited to the ceremony despite calls for unity and amnesty.
Mikhail Shvydkoy and Russian clergy arrived in Georgia for the farewell to Patriarch Ilia.
Iran launched strikes on US military bases in Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, and Kuwait, as well as on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier. This was in response to a joint US-Israeli military operation against Iran.
On February 28, 40 students were killed and 48 injured in shelling in Iran. Israel and the United States launched a joint attack on Iran, striking the capital Tehran and other cities.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine recommends Ukrainians to refrain from traveling to Israel and Iran due to the escalation of the security situation. Citizens in the region are advised to observe security measures and carry documents.
US military officials warn that a conflict in Iran could cause a shortage of air defense system missiles. This would have consequences not only for Ukraine, but also for Washington's combat plans for potential conflicts with China or Russia.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have released the first footage of Operation "Lion's Roar," during which hundreds of military targets in Iran were attacked. Simultaneously, Israel's air defense system intercepted threats launched from Iran.