AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIndependence Day Protests: Thousands filled Tbilisi for Europe on Georgia’s Independence Day, with an opposition march from TSU to Rustaveli Avenue and pro-EU rallies across the city, as organizers said they were blocked from using sound equipment. Police Assault Case: In Gori, Papuna Lotsulashvili—reportedly assaulted by officers—was transferred to a Tbilisi clinic after his condition worsened, with investigators detaining six officers. Money & Media: The National Bank of Georgia and Caucasus International University launched a documentary series on the history of Georgian money, set for distribution to 50 schools. Energy & Transit: Kazakhstan is weighing the Baku-Supsa pipeline as an export route while noting reduced exports tied to field output and transport limits; meanwhile, NATO warns Russia’s hybrid war is targeting Europe’s energy grid. Arts & Culture: Art Basel Paris announced 206 exhibitors for 2026, returning to the Grand Palais, while Tbilisi Art Fair 2026 highlights the city’s post-Soviet creative scene. Sports Spotlight: Georgia’s rhythmic gymnastics star Nita Jamagidze won the clubs title at the European Championships in Varna; chess action continues in Batumi.
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