Georgia Amends Its Migration Laws TEC News June 30, 2025 The Tbilisi legislation targets visa overstayers, asylum seekers, and criminals from overseas.
Tusk Aims to Punish Georgia TEC News June 12, 2025 The Polish PM seeks an alliance inside Brussels to end Georgians’ visa-free travel to the EU–penalising the country’s electorate for voting the ‘wrong’ way.
Kallas Threatens Georgia Over Law Curbing Foreign Grants to Local NGOs TEC News April 16, 2025 The Commission VP said the move “undermines” the country’s EU candidate status.
Georgia To Consider Ban on Pride Parades TEC News April 4, 2025 A citizen’s initiative titled “On the Ban of LGBT Marches and Relevant Colorful Items” has been submitted to Parliament.
Georgia Passes U.S.-style ‘Foreign Agents’ Bill Zoltán Kottász April 1, 2025 The government of Georgia has been criticised by the EU for espousing conservative policies.
Manufacturing Dissent in Eastern Europe: The Power of Foreign State Propaganda Fredrick Wolf February 28, 2025 The eastern states of Europe, released from the shackles of the old Soviet state, have become instead ensnared by the seductive lure of ‘Europa.’
Hungary and Slovakia Veto EU Sanctions Against Georgia Zoltán Kottász December 17, 2024 Brussels’ leftist-liberal elite has been determined to punish the country’s ruling conservative party.
Georgian President Refuses To Step Down, Calls New Election ‘Illegitimate’ Tamás Orbán December 16, 2024 This was the first time the head of state was elected by the parliament and not by direct vote.
Violent Protests Rock Georgia After Suspension of EU Membership Bid Graham Barnfield December 2, 2024 The only thing the country has rejected is Brussels’ “shameful and offensive blackmail,” PM said.
Orbán: When Conservatives Win, Democracy Is Questioned Zoltán Kottász October 29, 2024 The Hungarian PM said the people of Georgia have prevented their country from becoming a “second Ukraine.”
