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Laboratory tests of seawater from 14 points along Georgia's Black Sea coast found concentrations of heavy metals, petroleum products and other pollutants within permitted limits, according to media reports citing the National Environment Agency.
Batumi has finished resurfacing and fresh lane markings on the bridge over the Bartskhana River, with traffic fully restored as wider road upgrades continue across the city.
The power distributor says unknown people in Energo-Pro uniforms are visiting homes in several Tbilisi districts claiming meters must be replaced and asking for ID and personal data.
Mamuka Artmeladze, 43, died on 4 June at Winn Correctional Center in Louisiana after being found unresponsive in ICE custody; cause of death is pending autopsy and Georgian consular officials were notified.
A 13-year-old admitted to Tbilisi's Iashvili Children's Medical Center with a broken arm died on 8 June before surgery; police are investigating possible negligence after family allegations.
Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said Georgia will move from its three-year-old strategic partnership with China to a comprehensive strategic partnership, deepening trade, politics and people-to-people links.
Construction is nearing completion on an expansion at Batumi’s Republican Hospital, adding a crisis coordination centre, an updated polyclinic and additional inpatient facilities.
Georgia's Agriculture Committee will form a working group with the National Academy of Sciences to study mountain beer and other brewing heritage.
Metropolitan Shio became Patriarch Shio III on 12 May 2026 at Svetitskhoveli — the first enthronement in nearly 50 years, marking a generational transition for the Georgian Orthodox Church.
The largest European drills led by US Special Operations Forces are underway in Georgia with about 3,000 troops from the US and NATO partners.
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