AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFuel Crisis in Abkhazia: Drivers in Abkhazia report worsening gasoline shortages, with long queues at stations and even cars entering from oncoming lanes; one driver said after two hours he bought just 20 liters. International Spotlight on Georgian Politics: PM Irakli Kobakhidze accused the US Embassy of “artificially inciting hatred” and said a proposed law to confront attacks on identity is being protested by those sowing aggression. Courtroom Developments: Aleko Elisashvili faces a new contempt-of-court charge, while Tornike Toshkhua was jailed for five days over an offensive protest banner. Power Sector Shake-up: Georgia’s main grid owner head Vano Zardiashvili left his post after nationwide blackouts raised questions about grid stability. Food & Wine Culture: Levan Karumidze was appointed head of the National Gastronomy Agency, and Georgia’s National Wine Agency backed 13 wine festivals and events in the first half of the year. Entertainment & Media: A Georgian-language service launch by Deutsche Welle adds to the week’s media buzz.
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