Last news today
A New Low in Georgian-EU Relations: Kobakhidze Accuses Brussels of
Politics
A New Low in Georgian-EU Relations: Kobakhidze Accuses Brussels of "Absurdity"
13 July 2026

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze sharply criticized a statement by EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas, in which she said the European Union does not intend to support the country's government but will support only its people. According to the Georgian head of government, this stance demonstrates that the European bureaucracy has "reached the point of absurdity."

Politics
"Everything is going well": Aliyev declared the relations between Baku and Moscow fully normalized
13 July 2026

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev declared that the tense period in relations between Baku and Moscow is behind us, and cooperation between the two countries has returned to normal.

A Nest of the
Human rights
A Nest of the "Global Caliphate"? Mass Arrests in Karachay-Cherkessia
11 July 2026

Earlier this week, the press service of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) for the Karachay-Cherkess Republic reported the arrest of 66 individuals in the region suspected of involvement in the activities of the At-Takfir wal-Hijra organization, banned in Russia. A criminal case has been opened against the suspects under Parts 1 and 2 of Article 282.2 of the Russian Criminal Code ("Organization of the Activities of an Extremist Organization and Participation Therein").

The EU Ambassador stated that Georgia is no longer among the countries moving toward EU membership
Politics
The EU Ambassador stated that Georgia is no longer among the countries moving toward EU membership
11 July 2026

Georgia is no longer among the countries moving toward EU membership. 

A Predictable Ruling: Supreme Court Rejects Cassation Appeal in Abdulmumin Gadzhiev Case
Human rights
A Predictable Ruling: Supreme Court Rejects Cassation Appeal in Abdulmumin Gadzhiev Case
10 July 2026

Russia’s Supreme Court has refused to grant the cassation appeal in the case of Dagestani journalist Abdulmumin Gadzhiev, entrepreneur Kemal Tambiev, and lawyer Abubakar Rizvanov, thereby upholding their earlier convictions.

Kobakhidze slammed the
Politics
Kobakhidze slammed the "Hague Declaration," stating it "does not even merit an assessment"
10 July 2026

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze sharply criticized the resolution of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly adopted as part of the "Hague Declaration." The head of government described the document—which criticizes the state of democracy and human rights in Georgia—as something that "does not even merit an assessment," stating that it undermines trust in the international organization.

University and Private Clinic in Grozny Develop AI System to Speed ​​Up Dental Prosthesis Preparation
Economy
University and Private Clinic in Grozny Develop AI System to Speed ​​Up Dental Prosthesis Preparation
10 July 2026

Grozny State Oil Technical University (GGNTU) and the "Bers" dental center are collaborating on an artificial intelligence system for digital dentistry. The project aims to automate tooth modeling based on 3D scans; the developers estimate this will significantly reduce the time required to prepare for prosthetic procedures.

Baku and Kyiv Strengthen Legal Cooperation: Azerbaijan’s Milli Majlis Ratifies New Agreement
Politics
Baku and Kyiv Strengthen Legal Cooperation: Azerbaijan’s Milli Majlis Ratifies New Agreement
10 July 2026

The Parliament of Azerbaijan has ratified an agreement with Ukraine on legal assistance in civil and commercial matters. The document establishes a unified mechanism for cooperation between the courts and state bodies of both countries, simplifying the protection of the rights of citizens and businesses in cross-border disputes.

US Congressman Promises New Resolution in Response to Georgian Delegation’s Walkout at OSCE PA
Politics
US Congressman Promises New Resolution in Response to Georgian Delegation’s Walkout at OSCE PA
10 July 2026

US Congressman Joe Wilson sharply criticized the Georgian delegation's decision to walk out of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly meeting in The Hague during the debate on a resolution concerning Georgia. He called the move "shameful" and indicated that the issue would be raised again at the organization's next annual session.

Pashinyan dismisses Iran's concerns regarding the TRIPP project, calls it mutually beneficial
Politics
Pashinyan dismisses Iran's concerns regarding the TRIPP project, calls it mutually beneficial
10 July 2026

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the TRIPP transport and infrastructure project serves the interests of both Yerevan and Tehran. He made these remarks in response to comments by Iran's Ambassador to Armenia, Khalil Shirgholami, who had previously expressed concern about a potential US presence near the Iranian border during the project's implementation.