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MEPs voted 436–145 on June 17 to adopt a resolution urging EU member states to impose personal sanctions on Bidzina Ivanishvili and senior Georgian Dream figures, while reiterating non-recognition of Georgia's disputed parliament.
Aleksandar Vučić arrived in Tbilisi on June 15 for his first official visit to Georgia, meeting President Mikheil Kavelashvili at the Orbeliani Palace as talks on a free trade agreement continue.
Wizz Air will temporarily halt Kutaisi–Lyon services from 22 October 2026, citing routine network optimisation as the carrier reviews demand across its European routes.
Romanian carrier DAN AIR will fly twice weekly between Tbilisi and Bucharest from 1 July through 24 October, adding a direct link between Georgia and Romania.
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.
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.
Georgian authorities, working with the FBI and US State Department, detained an internationally wanted person at Tbilisi airport on charges including conspiracy and money laundering.
Georgia and China have signed a memorandum to strengthen Chinese language teaching, including teacher training, resources and joint cultural programmes coordinated by a new working group.
FlyOne will start twice-weekly direct flights between Chisinau and Batumi on 28 June, operating on Thursdays and Sundays with tickets now on sale.
Russia’s State Duma has adopted legislation that can allow seizure of property from citizens living abroad for acts deemed against the country’s interests, including criticism of the army from overseas.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio congratulated Georgians on Independence Day and pointed to new chances to deepen friendship and shared security and prosperity.
FlyOne Armenia is starting regular direct flights between Yerevan and Batumi on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, with about one hour in the air.
Galt & Taggart expects tourism from Azerbaijan to bring up to $200 million to Georgia in the second half of 2026 as the Baku–Tbilisi railway returns to daily service on 26 May.
Member countries voted at the 53rd Interpol European Regional Conference in Toledo for Georgia to host the 54th meeting in 2027.
Georgia and Kazakhstan will expand interior ministry cooperation on transnational crime, cyber security and special unit training after talks in Tbilisi.
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.
Tickets for the resumed Tbilisi–Baku rail service will start from about 127 GEL one way, with sales opening soon and fares linked to the Swiss franc.
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