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Why does not the West give Georgia the right to participate in the „3...

At the end of last year, we wrote that Georgia's refusal to participate in the „3 + 3“ format would not have a good...

The future of Europe in a changing world

Pipelines are turning East, not West, an energy analyst tells Asia Times in the first installment of a two-part interview Karin Kneissl is an energy...
From which country do the most visitors arrive in Georgia?

From which country do the most visitors arrive in Georgia?

In 2019, the number of persons coming from Russia increased by 5% According to information released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, there were 1,793...

Why haven’t the main culprits from the previous government, primarily Saakashvili, been charged?

Georgian Dream has been calling the nationalists murderers, criminals, and traitors to the homeland for nine years, but Ivanishvili and his team, who came...

Biden warns of ‘real’ food shortage risk over Russia’s invasion into Ukraine

President Biden warned Thursday that there could be global food shortages resulting from the Russian invasion of Ukraine and announced steps to prevent a...

ПОЗОР!

In a  February 28 Altinfo TV program that began at 12 noon, a journalist asked former Minister of Reconciliation Paata Zakareishvili to evaluate Prime...

Russia’s Gazprom Brings an Early Winter to Europe

An ‘indefinite’ pipeline shutdown puts further pressure on political leaders to find energy alternatives Winter is starting early in Europe this year, as Russian energy...

The Energy Crisis Is Global

It’s not just Europe and the United States—eye-watering prices are wreaking havoc around the world. As Russia plays hardball with Europe’s gas supply, the continent...

Why national pride is evaporating in America

BY JOE CONCHA, OPINION CONTRIBUTORTHE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY CONTRIBUTORS ARE THEIR OWN AND NOT THE VIEW OF THE HILL The poll result was one of...

Toleration, Liberalism, and Lessons for a Fractured America

The bitter sectarianism that enveloped sixteenth-century Europe offers a warning about the tribalism that now darkens American public life. TRENTO, Italy—Just two years after the...