AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoNational Values Push: Actor Giorgi Shanidze, director Giorgi Sikharulidze and Batumi Drama Theatre head Kote Mzhavia launched a new initiative to draft legislation protecting “traditional values,” the Georgian Orthodox Church, national heroes and historical heritage—while the opposition warns such moves could inflame violence. Hate-Crime Allegations in Akhaltsikhe: Human rights groups say an imam in Akhaltsikhe, Shevket Dvalidze, was beaten and that police urged him to withdraw his complaint, with the dispute tied to language and religious identity. Media & Democracy Watch: Moldova’s new mass media law is set for a vote in parliament’s second reading, with debate focused on how journalism will be regulated amid “cognitive wars” and AI-driven information battles. Kutaisi Tech Boom: Georgia’s former Parliament building reopened as the Kutaisi Technology Hub, bringing labs, a science museum, an AI computing center and startup spaces under GITA. International Diplomacy: Officials marked 30 years of the Israel-Georgia Business Chamber and discussed expanding public diplomacy through a proposed global network of 100 offices. Sports Spotlight: Aleko Elisashvili faces a new contempt-of-court charge, while chess and Commonwealth Games coverage highlights Georgian-linked talent and records.
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