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First Strike Against Illegal Mining in Svaneti: Police Seize Nearly 150 Devices
Georgian Police Conduct First Raid Against Illegal Miners
Online Trade Under Pressure: Consumer Complaints in Georgia Double
Rapid growth of e-commerce outpaces service quality and intensifies conflicts between buyers and sellers
Airports prepare for new passenger influx: Georgia massively expands aviation infrastructure
Tbilisi to get a new airport, and regional hubs are being modernized amid growing traffic
Caucasus Summer Railway Corridor Returns: Yerevan, Tbilisi, and Batumi to be Connected by One Route Again
The seasonal train is launched amidst a tourism peak and will temporarily replace regular lines between the capitals
Electric Vehicle Boom in Georgia: Imports Up Nearly 50%
The US remains the main supplier, but China is gradually strengthening its position amid rapidly growing demand
FlyArystan opens Batumi to Kazakhstan: direct flights from Astana boost tourism
The new airline route has already launched, and the route network between the countries continues to expand rapidly
Georgia Considers Purchasing 1,500 Freight Cars from Belarus to Update Railway Fleet
Parties Discussed Rolling Stock Deliveries and Logistics Route Development
Scooters to Return to Batumi Boulevard After Conflict Between Authorities and Businesses
After a ban, authorities decided to bring back electric scooter rentals amid pressure from entrepreneurs and tourist demand
Wizz Air reassures passengers: ticket prices will remain fixed
This was announced by the company's CEO
In 2025, Georgia Saw Even More Mobile Numbers
Georgia has become a "two SIMs per person" market: mobile numbers now outnumber the population
Baku-Tbilisi-Kars Railway Reaches Full Capacity
Strategic Corridor to Be Officially Launched on June 2
Poverty in Georgia Recedes: Authorities Announce Record Improvement in Situation
Over the year, the number of people living below the poverty line in the country significantly decreased, and the level of well-being continues to grow
Georgia found a way not to lose excess energy: electricity will be "stored" in Turkey
Tbilisi and Ankara are launching a seasonal electricity exchange that will help utilize surplus hydropower in summer and compensate for energy shortages in winter
Gasoline prices rise: drivers start spending significantly more
Cashless spending on fuel and car maintenance continues to grow, and the average check at gas stations has already exceeded last year's level
First Phase of Anaklia Port in Georgia May Be Completed by 2029
The country's government continues negotiations with the consortium, and project conditions are being revised to reduce the burden on the state
Georgia Launches Digital Lari with Major Crypto Company Participation
Tether plans to issue a token pegged to the Georgian currency, which should reduce the cost of cross-border transfers and accelerate the digital integration of the economy
Georgian Capital Welcomes First Train from Baku After Six-Year Hiatus
Railway service between Baku and Tbilisi has resumed: the first train arrived late but was met at the capital's main station
Georgia to Start Admitting First Students to Diplomacy Academy in 2027
The new Ministry of Foreign Affairs training center will prepare diplomats through bachelor's, master's, and professional retraining programs
Car Imports to Georgia Soar: Ports Warn of Overload Risk
Poti and Batumi may face delays due to massive influx of vehicles
Georgia Opens Direct Access to Chinese Car Market: Guazi Enters Local Market
New Partnership Network Will Simplify Car Imports and Intensify Competition Among Suppliers
Return of Baku-Tbilisi Railway Route Causes Excitement
Due to High Demand, Carrier Adds Carriages and Strengthens Train Compositions
Trade Turnover Between Russia and Georgia Increased by More Than 12%: Volume Approached $1 Billion
Russia Ranked Second Among Georgia's Trade Partners in the First Four Months of 2026