There are films that deliver stories, and there are films that rewire perception. Tato Kotetishvili’s Holy Electricity belongs firmly to...

Tatjana Montik – journalist, author, and passionate admirer of Georgia – has spent the past 15 years living in and...

This week in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, ferocious fighting was marked by tactical advances, drone warfare, civilian suffering,...

It begins, improbably, with a Google form. You type a few sentences, pick a name from a list of sixty-three...

Few people – whether in Georgia (Sakartvelo) or abroad – are aware of a remarkable book already translated into twelve...

Following last Friday’s high-profile but inconclusive summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, a...

Tbilisi Mayor and General Secretary of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Kakha Kaladze, this week again accused foreign powers and...

When Georgia’s National Food Agency announced a pilot program in Batumi, Kutaisi, and Gurjaani to register, sterilize, vaccinate, and shelter...

I have already written in GT the story of The Dancer who appears on the wall-mountain opposite Etseri; how the...

At a time when digital platforms are mostly associated with financial speculation, ride-hailing, or algorithmically curated entertainment, Georgia has introduced...