The Summer season was officially opened a month ago in Batumi, and the city is already hosting numerous tourists.

BBC has published an article with the title Georgia’s ‘open doors’ policy begins to tighten.
‘When the leaders of Georgia's 2003 Rose revolution found themselves in charge, they inherited a country

Simon is let loose on the streets of London to try and collect as many kisses as he can for International Kissing Day.

Tbilisi State University hosted a concert by Eldrine on July 5 in support of service members from Georgia and other states participating in the ISAF mission in Afghanistan.

BBC’s Rajan Datar jumps aboard the funicular railway in Georgia's capital Tbilisi and takes a ride down to the centre of the city which has fallen victim to foreign invasion on dozens of occasions over the centuries.

A group of Orthodox Christian citizens submitted signatures demanding alternative citizenship identification cards at the State Chancellery

Justice Minister Tea Tsulukiani has become a blogger. According to the Ministry of Justice, the first post appeared on Tea Tsulukiani’s blog today, where the Minister congratulates the Georgian population on adopting the new Labor Code and talks about future plans.

Where there is photography and democracy, photo journalism is most appreciated. This is apparent in the Newseum in Washington DC, where photographs have their own space.

The President of Georgia signed the law project on changes to the Labor Code on July 3, the Justice Ministry’s Facebook page announced.