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
European Bank Gives Go-Ahead to Controversial Georgian Dam Residents fear the project will damage their farmland, and lead to deforestation and avalanches. Tom Allan Feb 5, 2018
Georgian-Russian Opera Singer Performs in Abkhazia, Scandal Ensues The singer put Gali authorities in a delicate spot after criticizing the separatist government. Bradley Jardine Feb 1, 2018
South Ossetian Leader Meets with President of Autonomous Serbian Region The visit came as Republic of Srpska has increasingly been carrying out its own, pro-Moscow, foreign policy. Bradley Jardine Jan 29, 2018
Georgia’s Communists, With Chinese Help, Fight to Preserve Stalin’s Press A small cadre of fans works to preserve Joseph Stalin’s memory in his native Georgia. Bradley Jardine Jan 26, 2018
Grozny Mayor In Georgia, Reportedly for Security Talks The mayor of Chechnya's capital denied local media reports he was in Georgia on business, saying he was only on vacation. Bradley Jardine Jan 24, 2018
Georgia: US-Funded Media Outlet Grapples with Controversy Staff at RFE/RL opposed content deal between the Georgian service and an opposition TV channel. Giorgi Lomsadze Jan 24, 2018
Of Saakashvili, His Son and Khinkali The former president and his 12-year-old filmed an online hit as he fights the law in both Georgia and Ukraine Giorgi Lomsadze Jan 18, 2018
Georgia: Gamsakhurdia Biopic Sidesteps Post-Soviet Politics Critic: “The movie will go away as quietly as its characters walk on and on.” Giorgi Lomsadze Jan 17, 2018
Episode 4: Examining Trump's Batumi Deal The second in a three-part series that examines real estate and offshore financial activities connected with the post-Soviet region. Masha Udensiva-Brenner Dec 6, 2017
Acclaimed Filmmaker’s Trip to Georgia Postponed After South Ossetia Controversy Kusturica had planned to perform alongside his rock band, No Smoking Orchestra. Bradley Jardine Oct 4, 2017
