Marilisa Lorusso |
6 May 2025
In recent months in Georgia, pressure on the media and information workers has turned into actual repression. A case in point is that of journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli, who has been in prison for over a hundred days on charges of assaulting a police officer
Georgia, protests and repression
Marilisa Lorusso
20 February 2025
Georgia, threats against the media
Tbilisi |
Federico Baccini
20 December 2024
Georgia’s Dark New Year
Onnik James Krikorian
12 December 2024
After elections, Georgia on the brink
Onnik James Krikorian
3 December 2024
The One Caucasus Festival promotes regional unity
Tbilisi |
Onnik James Krikorian
13 September 2024
Georgia: why the “Foreign Agents” law now?
Giorgio Comai
17 May 2024
Tbilisi Marks Vardaton, Celebrating Poet of Many Tongues
On Sunday, 18 May, an annual festival dedicated to the 18th century ethnic Armenian troubadour and poet, Sayat Nova, real name Harutyun Sayatyan, was again held in Tbilisi’s Maiden in the city’s historic Old Town.
Easter in Tbilisi: a night of light, faith, and tradition
As midnight arrived in Tbilisi, Easter awoke in a glow of candles and prayer. This year, for a change, Georgian Orthodox and Armenian Apostolic Easter occurred on the same day, April 20, just as it did elsewhere in the world. Text and Photographs by Onnik James Krikorian
