Civil.ge‘s series of interviews with foreign ministers of Georgia’s partner states continues with an interview with Kęstutis ...

To understand the significance of the museum, one must first understand Elene Akhvlediani (1901–1975) herself. A woman who ...

We know Sergo Kobuladze as the great Georgian painter behind the iconic portrait of Dante Alighieri—but what if we told ...

Georgia celebrates the mother tongue day, commemorating a pivotal moment in 1978 when mass public resistance forced Soviet authorities to abandon efforts to strip the Georgian language of its state ...

Kobakhidze's government avoids mentioning the Russians on the anniversary of the harsh Soviet repression. Former president ...

Georgia, a country located on the intersection of Eastern Europe and West Asia, is known for its unique history and cultural ...

Nino Antadze was a student at the University of Waterloo when her homeland, Georgia, was invaded by Russian troops. She never ...

Jet inaugurates a new route from London Luton to Tbilisi, operating twice weekly, enhancing UK-Georgia connectivity and ...

As the self-styled creator of Pop Graffiti, Jo Di Bona uses acid bright colours to create portraits of famous faces across ...

Georgian diaspora groups gathered outside the European Parliament in Brussels, further supporting the protests shaking ...

Holding a UK visa is not just your ticket to Big Ben and afternoon tea—it’s also a golden pass to several other gorgeous ...

In this Georgian street food market tour, we take you all around the Dezerter Bazaar in Tbilisi, Georgia. This market has it all, not just food, but clothes, spices, anything you may need to buy you ...