#Georgia
Datablog | Why do Georgians not want to vaccinate?
With two kinds of vaccines against COVID-19 already available in Georgia, the public’s attitude towards vaccination is becoming more and more important.
Datablog | Why do Georgians not want to vaccinate?
By The Caucasus DatablogWith two kinds of vaccines against COVID-19 already available in Georgia, the public’s attitude towards vaccination is becoming more and more important.
Villages under blockade after government’s failed public outreach over energy project
Opponents of the Namakhvani HPP have continued to protest the project despite a police crackdown in the area.
Villages under blockade after government’s failed public outreach over energy project
Opponents of the Namakhvani HPP have continued to protest the project despite a police crackdown in the area.
Conservative demonstration draws thousands to Tbilisi
The formal goal of the event was to establish ‘the Day of Eternity of Georgia and Georgian People’.
Conservative demonstration draws thousands to Tbilisi
The formal goal of the event was to establish ‘the Day of Eternity of Georgia and Georgian People’.
‘Fatal negligence’ behind death of Georgia nurse following vaccination
Medical staff did not administer potentially life-saving treatment to nurse Megi Bakradze, prosecutors say.
‘Fatal negligence’ behind death of Georgia nurse following vaccination
Medical staff did not administer potentially life-saving treatment to nurse Megi Bakradze, prosecutors say.
Four dead attempting to swim Enguri
Authorities in Abkhazia have partially closed crossings while Georgian authorities have instituted a quarantine for those coming across.
Four dead attempting to swim Enguri
Authorities in Abkhazia have partially closed crossings while Georgian authorities have instituted a quarantine for those coming across.
Twin lawsuits in Bolnisi could have wider implications for Georgian minorities
Ethnic Azerbaijani activists in southern Georgia are waging a legal fight to change the overwhelmingly monolingual policies of local authorities.
Twin lawsuits in Bolnisi could have wider implications for Georgian minorities
By Shota KinchaEthnic Azerbaijani activists in southern Georgia are waging a legal fight to change the overwhelmingly monolingual policies of local authorities.
The shelter saving bears from exploitation in Georgia
Many bears in Georgia are kept in captivity — often as ‘decorations’ to attract tourists. One shelter near Tbilisi is trying to save such bears from a similar fate.
The shelter saving bears from exploitation in Georgia
By Tata ShoshiashviliMany bears in Georgia are kept in captivity — often as ‘decorations’ to attract tourists. One shelter near Tbilisi is trying to save such bears from a similar fate.
Datablog | Drug prices as big a concern as COVID-19 for Georgians
Just under half of Georgians consider COVID-19 among the main challenges facing the healthcare system.
Datablog | Drug prices as big a concern as COVID-19 for Georgians
By Avto DolidzeJust under half of Georgians consider COVID-19 among the main challenges facing the healthcare system.
Nuns shut out of convent over Ilia II sodomy allegations
Two nuns were locked out of their cloister shortly before curfew in the latest in an escalating conflict in the Chkondidi Diocese.
Nuns shut out of convent over Ilia II sodomy allegations
Two nuns were locked out of their cloister shortly before curfew in the latest in an escalating conflict in the Chkondidi Diocese.
Leading MEPs threaten to cut financial aid to Georgia over political deadlock
The MEPs said Georgian political leaders ‘should not expect a return to business as usual from the European Union’.
Leading MEPs threaten to cut financial aid to Georgia over political deadlock
The MEPs said Georgian political leaders ‘should not expect a return to business as usual from the European Union’.