AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTbilisi Politics: Mayor Kakha Kaladze dismissed the “National Movement” as effectively controlled by “one person,” saying the group acts on outside tasks rather than Georgian interests. Human Rights Watch: At the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, the UN’s top rights official warned that Georgia’s civic space is shrinking, citing laws restricting peaceful assembly and reports of arrests, ill-treatment, and excessive force against protesters and journalists. Iran Funeral Coverage: Ali Khamenei’s coffin arrived in Tehran as mass mourning begins, with a week of ceremonies across Iran and Iraq expected to draw major international delegations, including Georgia’s President Mikheil Kavelashvili and other regional leaders. Arts & Culture: Tbilisi’s cultural scene gets a boost with Gabriadze Wonders Station opening and a theater festival spotlighting “The Other Gaze” at the Tbilisi International Festival of Theater. Local Entertainment: The Tbilisi Open Air 2026 is set to kick off its 15th anniversary edition on July 4.
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