Abkhazia Says Crossing Points Closure Not Subject To Revision
(Civil.Ge) — Authorities in Sokhumi responded to the international reactions on the closure of the two crossing points – Nabakevi-Khurcha
Read more(Civil.Ge) — Authorities in Sokhumi responded to the international reactions on the closure of the two crossing points – Nabakevi-Khurcha
Read more(Civil.Ge) — The European Union is “confident” that the Georgian authorities will respect the decision of the European Court of
Read more(Civil.Ge) — The Military Committee (MC), NATO’s highest military authority and the organization’s primary source of military advice, concluded its
Read more(Civil.Ge) — The announced closure of two crossing points along the Administrative Boundary Line of Georgia’s breakaway region of Abkhazia
Read more(Civil.Ge) — Georgia’s Prosecutor’s Office clarified on February 16 that the alleged murder plot did not target Illia II, Patriarch
Read more(Civil.Ge) — The Georgian Ministry of Defense (MoD) reintroduced compulsory military service in the country’s armed forces, eight months after
Read more(Civil.Ge) — The National Center for Education Quality Enhancement (NCEQE), an agency at the Georgian Ministry of Education, which studies
Read more(Civil.Ge) — De facto Abkhaz and South Ossetian Foreign Ministries commented on February 2 and February 3, respectively, on the
Read more(Civil.Ge) — The National Bank of Georgia increased its key rate by 25 basis points to 6.75% and announced further
Read more(Civil.Ge) — The U.S. Mission to the OSCE condemned the destruction of a historical site near the village of Tsebelda,
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