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Ruling party leaders see upcoming parliamentary vote as the “Nuremburg Trials” of Georgia’s democratic system.

A good idea with little chance of adoption over the medium-term.

No fire, but lots of smoke.

Truth becomes stranger than fiction when Georgia’s billionaire boss goes tree hunting for his private garden.

Tbilisi’s geopolitical pivot injects uncertainty into export growth prospects.

Full-speed ahead for Chinese consortium to construct Anaklia facility.

Ivanishvili a supposed assassination target.

Fractured relations with NATO raise chances of Russian mischief.

Official points out that government policies are at odds with popular will.

Georgia gets ghosted in NATO summit’s final communique.

The Pentagon and State Department are unhappy with Tbilisi’s recent “actions and statements.”

Georgian Dream government reluctant to do anything that may rile Russia.

A carrot for Yerevan and maybe a stick for Tbilisi.

Locals aren’t optimistic about Chinese consortium’s port plans for Anaklia.

An unequal strategic partnership for Georgia.

Are tighter ties with Tehran part of a geopolitical pivot?

Summit communique urges dialogue to end warfare without providing roadmap for talks.

Government officials deny the economic roof is starting to cave in.

Would-be asylum seekers from Georgia, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan are supposedly targeted.

A Homerian epic flavored with a dash of Ivan Denisovich and Dante.

Ruling party running out of options as it confronts youth-driven protest movement.

Prime minister insinuates president is a traitor.

Can fractured opposition come together?

Dealers grapple with uncertainty as country strives to remain a re-export hub.

Both sides preparing for extended fight.