AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoProtest Culture in Tbilisi: Supporters of Georgia’s Euro-integration kept up a 644th day of demonstrations, calling for Russian activist Denis Kulanin to be allowed to leave for a third country and for a full, transparent probe into the death of Abkhaz blogger Daur Buava. Human Rights Pressure: Amnesty International urged Georgian authorities not to deport Kulanin to Russia, warning of possible persecution, imprisonment, torture, or other ill-treatment. Local Arts & Community: Tbilisi’s Rustaveli Avenue renovation is moving ahead after a brief pause for 10th–11th century archaeological finds; meanwhile, public-art culture continues to draw attention, including a Thomasville Art Walk award story highlighting how art routes energize downtown life. Entertainment & Pop Culture: Ye added new U.S. stadium dates for late 2026, including Halloween in Houston and shows in Dallas and Phoenix. Film & Casting: Georgia is seeing fresh screen opportunities with open casting calls for “Thunder Road” and “Kings,” plus paid roles tied to the Georgia Film Academy. Sports Spotlight: Wheelchair tennis star Guy Sasson is chasing a historic calendar-year Grand Slam at the U.S. Open.
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