AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoProtests in Tbilisi: On the 666th day of demonstrations, protesters gathered near the Parliament with EU flags and slogans calling for the “Georgian Dream” to disappear, demanding prisoner releases, repealing “repressive laws,” and a return to a Euro-Atlantic path. Constitutional Court challenge: A Kutaisi judge asked Georgia’s Constitutional Court to review an insult law that can punish people for offending officials, arguing it may violate freedom of expression. Football—Nations League kickoff: The 2026-27 UEFA Nations League begins with Portugal defending their title vs Wales, while Northern Ireland travel to Tbilisi to face Georgia and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Film culture: Manhattan Short Film Festival returns with Georgia among the finalist countries, and local screenings are set at libraries with audience voting. Music spotlight: Rhiannon Giddens sat for a full interview and performance, promoting her new album “Hope Is the Thing with Feathers.” Regional air travel hit: US sanctions on Iran’s aviation sector are already causing flight suspensions, with Georgia and Azerbaijan among places restricting Iranian carriers. Cybersecurity: A new ThreatsDay bulletin warns of AI-fueled scams and malware tactics, including banking trojans and poisoned search results.
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