AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEU Integration Protests: Thousands rallied in Tbilisi demanding closer EU ties and a new parliamentary vote, with opposition leaders accusing the government of blocking accession and calling for the release of people detained after the 2024 protests. Security & Espionage: Georgia’s State Security Service announced the arrest of two people on spying allegations, including journalist Irakli Chikhladze and pro-Russian activist Gulbaat Rtskhiladze, with cases under Article 314 carrying 8–12 years. Transit & Energy: Gazprom says it will repair parts of Georgia’s gas transmission system used for Russian gas to Armenia in 2026–2027, under an agreement with Georgian national companies. Transport Corridor Competition: Ukraine’s foreign intelligence service says China plans to boost freight to Europe via the Trans-Caspian route through Kazakhstan, the Caspian, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, aiming to reduce reliance on Russia. Tourism & Payments: Visa opened its first business lounge at Kutaisi International Airport, offering free access for Visa Premium cardholders and positioning the move as a boost to Georgia’s premium travel experience.
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