2 month agoGeorgian PM vows crackdown on opposition after protests, accuses EU of meddling
After last night’s clashes PM Kobakhidze threatened “harsh consequences for a lot of people”, saying authorities are now better equipped to ID suspects than last year. “So, a lot of people should wait for their punishment.” All five organizers were arrested
Georgia, 97.95% of precincts counted:Note: Election boycotted by opposition parties Unity (EPP RE), CfC (RE), FP (→S&D), FS (*) and F (*). Tbilisi mayoral election. Kaladze (GD~NI): 71.56% ( 31.2) Kupradze (SG-RE): 12.46% ( 3.6) .
2 month agoSituation at Atoneli Street, near the Orbeliani Presidential Palace: clashes periodically intensify between special forces and gathered protesters.A larger group of demonstrators remains on Rustaveli Avenue
2 month agoMany protesters remain on a large section of Tbilisi's Rustaveli Avenue parallel to tensions some three hundred meters away. Nini Gabritchidze/Civil.ge
2 month agoSome protesters are on Pkhovi Street, Tbilisi, while special forces are mobilized on Purtseladze Street periodically using water cannons and tear gas
2 month agoAs the protest continues in Tbilisi, official results are coming in. In the Tbilisi mayoral election, where 93% of votes have been counted, incumbent Kakha Kaladze is leading with 72%
2 month agoRustaveli Avenue right now, Georgians protesting the local elections as well steps that the government has been taking in response of the continued protest, including arrests and long sentences for the activists and demonstrations
Police are dispersing protesters in the streets surrounding the presidential palace in Tbilisi. Demonstrators are also gathered outside parliament, and some groups are moving toward the Georgian Dream headquarters
Clashes continue on some side streets, while the Rustaveli Avenue is full of people, apparetly waiting for an assault
2 month agoRiot police are using tear gas en masse against protesters on Atoneli Street near the presidential palace
Georgian police fire tear gas as protesters try to enter presidential palace
2 month agoProtesters in Georgia have failed to storm the presidential palace, and riot police are now moving in with water cannons to disperse them. Clashes are now ongoing with police
2 month agoHappening now on Atoneli Street: riot police are using water cannons to disperse protesters. Nini Gabritchidze/Civil.ge
2 month agoHappening now on Tbilisi’s Atoneli Street: the presidential palace is guarded by riot police as protesters rally outside. Demonstrators attempted to storm the building following an appeal from the rally’s leader
2 month agoHundreds of special task force officers have just entered the Tbilisi City Council building on Liberty Square. Security forces are also positioned inside the Parliament. Tensions are running high
2 month agoHigh expectations in Georgia today as mass protests are planned in the capital Tbilisi. The protests have been called by opposition parties who boycot today's local elections, refusing to participate in the repressive climate that came about after last year's fraudulent vote
Temporary restrictions on takeoffs and landings have been introduced at Sochi and Gelendzhik airports to ensure flight safety, Rosaviatsia reports.
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov stated that United Russia State Duma deputy Colonel General Vladimir Shamanov should be sent to trial for "the crimes he committed."
2 month agoGeorgian women lead the march toward Rustaveli Avenue in pouring rain. Day 308 of uninterrupted protests in 8 cities across the country
2 month agoGeorgian Dream PM Irakli Kobakhidze warned said that a greater number of people could face arrest than during previous crackdowns if they break the law while attempting protest or unrest. Speaking as he sought to pre-empt planned actions by opposition figures, Kobakhidze said the government does not take pleasure in arrests but will enforce the law and hold offenders to account.
2 month agoDay 306 of Georgia Protests. In Tbilisi, the flags of Moldova and Ukraine were flown alongside the Georgian and EU flags
Today Moldova denied entry to Georgian pro-government TV channel Imedi
Azerbaijan's leader says committed to path to peace with Armenia in UNGA speech
Day 302 of nationwide protests in Georgia. Rustaveli Avenue is blocked again
Georgian Dream FM Maka Botchorishvili met with her Belarusian counterpart, Maxim Ryzhenkov, in New York, “to discuss ways to further step up cooperation between the two countries,” Belarus’ Belta agency reported. Georgian MFA has not reported the meeting
State Duma deputy General Shamanov expressed outrage at the proposal to rename the urban settlement of Shelkovskaya in Chechnya to Terek.
![Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said on Tuesday that recent protest actions in Georgia are being financed by foreign intelligence services. Actually, all of these [protests] are funded by foreign intelligence services](https://caucasus.liveuamap.com/pics/2025/09/23/22789738_0.jpg)
2 month agoGeorgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said on Tuesday that recent protest actions in Georgia are being financed by foreign intelligence services. "Actually, all of these [protests] are funded by foreign intelligence services"
For the 299th day in a row, Rustaveli Avenue is blocked. Protests continue in 8 cities across Georgia. Tomorrow, it'll be the 300th day of our uninterrupted protests
So-called Abkhazian President Badra Gunba cancelled his visit to Moscow following the tragic death of the renowned scholar, statesman and political figure Stanislav Lakoba.
