AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoConcert Spotlight: Moby’s Georgia debut at Rustavi International Motorpark drew huge praise for sound and atmosphere, while traffic and long post-show waits highlighted the growing pains of big-scale events. Music & Culture: Night Serenades 2026 returns with a seven-concert program across Borjomi, Batumi, and Tbilisi, celebrating the 80th anniversary of violinist Liana Isakadze. Media & Rights: The EU again condemned journalist Mzia Amaglobeli’s two-year prison sentence, calling it disproportionate and politicized. Public Safety: Georgia’s third nationwide blackout in two weeks hit around 20:00, with power restored after about an hour; authorities blamed planned testing at Enguri HPP. Local Justice: Two minors were detained in the Giga Avaliani tutor case—one for incitement, another for failing to report a crime. International Watch: Hungarian journalist László Róbert Mézes was detained in Tbilisi but says he will leave voluntarily. City Life: A dump-truck incident during Rustaveli Avenue water-network repairs involved a minor child; GWP says the contractor violated safety rules. Regional Business: Georgia and Turkmenistan signed a memorandum to deepen industrial cooperation and boost Middle Corridor cargo flows.
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