US-Georgia Reset Talks: Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze says Tbilisi remains optimistic the strategic partnership with the United States will be restored, pointing to ongoing diplomatic communication and expecting “reciprocal steps” from Washington. Foreign Agents Narrative: Kobakhidze also reiterated that “foreign agents” aim to weaken Georgia’s national identity, but any response will stay within the law, with hints of new legislative discussion. Local Governance & Public Space: Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced completion of a recreational-space rehabilitation in Saburtalo near public school N52, including parking, lighting, irrigation, greenery, and security video surveillance. Trade & Regional Ties: Armenia and Georgia agreed to restart fish exports to Georgia as Russia’s import restrictions continue to disrupt Armenian producers. Human Rights Appeal: Georgia asked the UN Human Rights Committee to reject a complaint by Belarusian human rights defender Raman Kislyak, arguing Georgian courts reviewed his case, including classified State Security Service information. Port Update: Dredging has begun at Anaklia, with a special vessel entering the site and work planned to finish by May next year. Protests Continue: Demonstrators in Tbilisi again demanded a change in Georgia’s pro-Russian course and the release of political prisoners.