Monday, March 23, 2026

National Movement activist claims he was attacked by local officials in Rustavi

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TBILISI, DFWatch–An activist for the National Movement claims that several officials at the Rustavi City Hall, including the deputy mayor, insulted and beat him Monday night.

Mamuka Chikovani, head of the UNM’s branch

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Abkhazian MFA slams Georgia for blocking Montenegro exposition

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Montenegrin police covered the exposition with tarp following Abkhazia’s refusal to remove it from the fair (Chamber of Commerce of the de-facto Republic of Abkhazia)

Abkhazia accuses Georgia of pursuing a policy of isolation and puts a question mark on the restitution of the IPRM, while Georgia points towards individual countries’ policies of nonrecognition of Abkhazia.

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North & East European foreign ministers support visa-free travel for Georgia, Ukraine

Photo by MFA of Latvia
Photo by MFA of Latvia

TBILISI, DFWatch–Foreign ministers of Europe’s northern and eastern countries call on EU member states to go ahead with a plan to allow 90 days visa-free visits for Georgian and Ukrainian citizens.

On 21–22 April, a meeting of foreign ministers of Baltic,

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Abkhazian exhibition in Montenegro shut down on Georgia’s request

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Montenegrin police covered the exposition with tarp following Abkhazia’s refusal to remove it from the fair (Chamber of Commerce of the de-facto Republic of Abkhazia)

TBILISI, DFWatch–The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia filed an official complaint with the authorities of Montenegro, as a result of which Montenegrin police shut down an Abkhazian tourism exposition.

The Abkhazian exposition was a part of an international

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Abkhazia shelves proposal to allow sale of real estate to foreigners

sukhumiTBILISI, DFWatch–The Georgian breakaway region Abkhazia has decided not to lift a ban on selling real estate to foreigners.

The de facto parliament in Sukhumi has rejected a draft law that would have lifted the ban, which is written into the constitution.

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