3 week agoProtest continues in Tbilisi today
3 week agoThe Ministry of National Defense of Turkiye announced that C-130 military cargo plane, which took off from Azerbaijan to our country, crashed on the Georgia-Azerbaijan border and 20 soldiers were killed
Protests in Georgia on Day 349 of uninterrupted demonstrations in 8 cities, with large crowds coming out every day
Azerbaijan's President Aliyev calls Turkish President Erdogan over phone, offers his condolences over military cargo plane crash on Georgia-Azerbaijan border
3 week agoA Turkish military cargo plane has crashed on the Georgia–Azerbaijan border while en route to Turkey from Azerbaijan
3 week agoThe Ministry of National Defense of Turkiye announced that a C130 type cargo plane crashed in Georgian airspace: Search and rescue efforts are ongoing.
An aircraft has crashed near the Georgia-Azerbaijan border. Footage of the crash has been shared by the pro–GD TV Imedi, which reported that the aircraft was believed to be a Turkish military jet. However, the MIA has clarified that it was a cargo aircraft
Despite multiple threats of detention, the march continues in the streets of Tbilisi The police still cannot stop the protesters
3 week agoA Ka-226 helicopter crashed in Achi-Su, Dagestan, killing five people
4 week agoFines and arrests for blocking the road have failed to deter protesters from occupying Rustaveli Avenue. That’s why today, November 7, the 345th day of protests, police are mobilized on both sides of the road
4 week ago3 wounded as result of helicopter crash in Dagestan
Georgian police have prevented protesters from blocking Rustaveli Avenue for the first time in almost a year of daily anti-government protests
One detained as Tbilisi protests continue
The Azerbaijani army is transitioning to NATO standards, - Aliyev announced. The country's president added that Azerbaijan is closely cooperating with Turkey in this regard. He also stated that the modernization of the Azerbaijani armed forces will continue.
Rusudan Kobakhidze, 65, a historian, researcher, and teacher, was arrested "for blocking" Rustaveli Avenue
1 month agoFormula TV journalist Liza Tsitsishvili was reporting on Rustaveli Street when she was arrested. She was released a few minutes later
Rustaveli Avenue has now been blocked for the 343rd consecutive night, despite mass arrests and administrative and criminal sentences for “blocking the road.”
The European Commission has delivered its visa liberalisation plan to Armenia, setting the stage for the country to eventually acquire visa-free status to the EU
A Tbilisi court has fined and sentenced residents detained during a protest outside the parliament building to administrative arrest. Zurab Menteshashvili, 71, charged with blocking a road, has been remanded in custody
1 month agoProtests continue in Georgia
1 month agoJournalist Ninia Kakabadze, editor-in-chief of MediaChecker, an online outlet operating under the Charter of Journalistic Ethics of, has been arrested on Rustaveli Ave. Kakabadze was working on site and was wearing a press badge at the time of her detention
1 month agoA series of arbitrary arrests are taking place on Rustaveli Avenue after protesters blocked the street for the 341st consecutive day
1 month agoPolice have arrested two elderly women, Aza Chilachava, an IDP from Abkhazia, and Maia Sulaberidze for participating in the Georgia Protests
1 month agoFormer senior Georgian diplomat, former Director of the Department of Euro-Atlantic Integration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was arrested by the Georgian Dream police for “blocking the street” - that is joining the uninterrupted protest
1 month agoMinister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, Geka Geladze, met with the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China, Zhou Qian, to discuss the strategic partnership and growing cooperation between their law enforcement agencies
1 month agoRustaveli Avenue is blocked again
Georgian Dream has filed a constitutional lawsuit seeking to ban three of the biggest opposition parties and coalitions: UNM Georgia, Coalition for Change, and Lelo – Strong Georgia
Georgian protesters have blocked the Rustaveli Avenue for the 335th consecutive day, risking jail time (15 days for the first 'offense' and up to two years for repeated 'offenses')
1 month agoNika Kvitatiani (right), member of @CoalitionGEO, has been detained for "closing the road
Georgian Dream Interior Ministry has confirmed detaining 60 protesters over the three days for what it described as “violations of public assembly and demonstration rules.” The ministry urged citizens to refrain from what it called “illegal actions”
