Rusudan Gachechiladze (1937–2025) was one of Georgia’s most original sculptors, whose work quietly transformed the country’s approach to portraiture and...

The war between Russia and Ukraine continued this week with intense fighting along several sections of the frontline, persistent missile...

The shift of Georgian-American relations into a realistic plane is driven by the primary demand of the modern world: finding...

As the United States and Israel entered the second week of their military campaign against Iran, questions began mounting about...

This weird dichotomy, unfolding the in-depth reality of our contemporary Sakartvelo, sounds a little bizarre, but seems to be accurate...

Writing this while on a Batumi-Tbilisi train, one of several journeys possible within this country. Iran will, no doubt, give...

As Georgia enters a new phase of its development journey, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) is launching a new...

On a quiet Tuesday evening in early March, the Grand Concert Hall of the Tbilisi State Conservatoire gathered a small...

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we are proud to introduce another winner of the BI Auction Competition: a talented woman...

Opera houses possess long memories. Their walls absorb voices, scandals, revolutions, and applause with equal patience. Every so often a...