Tension erupted in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, as police confronted demonstrators protesting against the disputed results of last month’s parliamentary elections. The clashes, marked by the dismantling of a protest camp and arrests, have highlighted deep divisions over the country’s political future and its aspirations to join the European Union. Protesters Defiant After Camp Removal Before dawn on Tuesday, police dismantled a makeshift camp blocking a key thoroughfare in Tbilisi. The…

Chris Sale, the Atlanta Braves’ left-handed ace, has achieved one of baseball’s most prestigious honors. On Wednesday night, the 35-year-old was named the National League Cy Young Award winner, becoming the Braves’ first recipient since Tom Glavine in 1998. Sale’s story is one of resilience and redemption, proving he still has the fire and talent to excel at the highest level. A Long Road Back to the Top Sale’s journey…

In Tbilisi, police detained 16 individuals during a protest that took place on Chavchavadze and Melikishvili avenues earlier this morning. The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) confirmed that all the arrests were made administratively, with three individuals already released. Police Disperse Protesters, Confrontation Ensues The protest had begun the previous night, with demonstrators setting up camp on Chavchavadze Avenue. Law enforcement officers arrived at dawn and urged the protesters to…

Georgia’s tourism sector is seeing a significant boost thanks to innovative strategies and a commitment to sustainable practices from hospitality management companies like Inn Hospitality. In this interview, Nina Gachechiladze, the Commercial Director of Inn Hospitality, shares her insights on how the company is driving growth in Georgia’s tourism industry and supporting regional development. Inn Hospitality is not just another name in Georgia’s competitive hospitality industry—it’s a force reshaping the…