Georgia’s condemned condoms A cheeky contraception in Georgia renews the debate on the separation of church, state and safe sex. Giorgi Lomsadze May 7, 2018
Perspectives | Eric Lee’s The Experiment: Georgia’s Forgotten Revolution The new book stresses that the short-lived republic flourished as a successful example of democratic socialism. Maxim Edwards Apr 30, 2018
Georgia witnesses second coming of Bidzina Ivanishvili Georgia’s behind-the-scenes boss returns to political center stage as ruling party chairman. Giorgi Lomsadze Apr 26, 2018
Can a reclining Georgian nationalist fake his way to the top? Netizens took selfies with breathing tubes to poke fun at the far-right leader. Giorgi Lomsadze Apr 23, 2018
As Stalin-era factory turns to crypto mining, Georgian workers protest Workers are concerned that energy-hungry cryptocurrency mining is killing jobs. Bradley Jardine Apr 20, 2018
Why Georgians second-guess their doctors Deregulation has left Georgian medical care something many Georgians would rather avoid. Giorgi Lomsadze Apr 19, 2018
Greek death metal band arrested in Georgia on suspicion of Satanism and terrorism The band ultimately was able to play its Tbilisi show and thanked "all our Georgian metal brothers for their overwhelming support!" Bradley Jardine Apr 18, 2018
Easter in Georgia: Making the perfect paska Paschal bread is the tastiest aspect of Easter in Georgia and much of the Eastern Orthodox world. Giorgi Lomsadze Apr 11, 2018
Six Georgian miners die in collapse, reinforcing calls for better labor safety The accident was the latest in a string of mining and other industrial accidents in the country. Bradley Jardine Apr 6, 2018
Georgia aims at "better future" with breakaway Abkhazia and South Ossetia Under the ambitious plan, Tbilisi would work directly with locals in the breakaway regions. Joshua Kucera Apr 5, 2018
Kadyrov announces plan for road to connect Georgia and Chechnya There have been a number of ill-fated infrastructure proposals between the two neighbors. Bradley Jardine Apr 3, 2018
Abkhazia mobilizes against foreign invader: Stink bugs Russia is bugging Abkhazia for the beasties by the bucketful. Giorgi Lomsadze Mar 29, 2018
Rugby gains hold in Georgia as Georgian rugby rises abroad The Lelos are breaking down the last barriers keeping them from the sport's global elite. Clément Girardot, Photos by Julien Pebrel Mar 28, 2018
Georgian President Stumps for More US Support, Details to Follow Margvelashvili is lobbying for Congress to pass a Georgia Support Act, but no legislation has been drafted. Joshua Kucera Mar 23, 2018
Georgia: Ski Lift Crashes in Gudauri Resort Georgian officials have lately been playing up the country's merits as a potential Winter Olympics host. Giorgi Lomsadze Mar 16, 2018
Deceased Georgian’s Body Still Held in South Ossetia Moscow told Tbilisi to negotiate directly with the breakaway, Russia-backed republic. Giorgi Lomsadze Mar 13, 2018
The world's first democratically elected Muslim woman was from Georgia Sofieva's story reflects the huge promise and terrible losses Georgia experienced in the first half of the 20th century. William Dunbar Mar 8, 2018
Family Still Waiting for Body of Georgian Killed in South Ossetia The KGB alleges the victim fell down a staircase. Bradley Jardine Feb 27, 2018
Georgians Fear Visa-Free Travel to Europe in Jeopardy A year after the European Union waived visas for Georgians, a surge of migration is fueling fears the program could be suspended. Giorgi Lomsadze Feb 27, 2018
With Port Project, Georgia Seeks Place on China's Belt and Road Georgian infrastructure remains underdeveloped, which could leave Anaklia disconnected. Bradley Jardine Feb 21, 2018
Diversity declines in Georgia's southwestern mountains Three empires left behind a mosaic of religious, ethnic and linguistic identities. Clément Girardot , Photos by Julien Pebrel Feb 16, 2018
Georgian Government on Defensive in Journalist Kidnapping Case The imprisoned journalist provided a detailed account of his abduction from Georgia to Azerbaijan and blamed Georgia's leadership. Giorgi Lomsadze Feb 13, 2018
Something Brewing: Georgia’s Tea Renaissance When the USSR collapsed, Georgia’s tea industry went with it. Now investors are bringing it back. Paul Rimple Feb 7, 2018
Tbilisi Metro Collapse Evokes Memories of the Dark 90s Fourteen people were injured in the accident, but the metro had been making a comeback of sorts. Giorgi Lomsadze Feb 7, 2018
New Georgian Hospital Aims to Heal, and Win, Abkhazian Hearts and Minds Humanitarian aid is one of Georgia's last remaining tools to woo its prodigal Abkhazian citizens. So Tbilisi built a hospital near the breakaway region. Bradley Jardine Feb 5, 2018
