AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPolitical Tensions: Pro-European demonstrators gathered in Tbilisi for a 716th consecutive evening, calling for democracy and press freedom. The Constitutional Court also continued hearing Georgian Dream’s petition to ban five opposition parties. Police Accountability: Three security officers were sentenced to five years in prison for beating journalist Guram Rogava and protester Zviad Maisashvili during 2024 demonstrations. City and Safety: Tbilisi’s mayor is considering odd-even driving limits and congestion charges to tackle traffic. Georgia and Armenia agreed to tighten food-safety checks at border crossings as trade increases ahead of the holidays. Crime: Prosecutors charged a suspect with aggravated murder after a married couple were shot dead in Tbilisi; investigators say a real-estate dispute and financial motive were involved. Economy: Batumi seaport cargo handling rose 13% from January to October. Rugby: Georgia hosts Tonga in Tbilisi, seeking a fifth straight win over the visitors and marking its 300th international match.
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