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Last update: 10 hours agoRussia-Georgia Diplomacy: PM Irakli Kobakhidze says Tbilisi won’t restore full diplomatic ties with Moscow until Russia revokes its “recognition” of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, calling the occupation a crime and insisting Georgia’s priority is a peaceful settlement. August 2008 Narrative Fight: Regional Development Minister Mamuka Mdinaradze argues the war began on August 8 (not August 7), pointing to Saakashvili-era shelling of Tskhinvali as the key trigger. Protests in Tbilisi: On the 622nd day of demonstrations, pro-European protesters gathered at Parliament and City Hall with posters honoring the Shindisi fighters killed in 2008 and repeating demands to free political prisoners and return to a Euro-Atlantic path. Public Safety Policy: Georgia is drafting a 2026–2030 road safety strategy that could make rear-seat seatbelts mandatory, citing data that rear-seat belt use sharply cuts deaths and injuries. Health: Georgia’s Health Minister says the state will purchase the cystic fibrosis gene modulator Trikafta starting in September. Sports & Culture: Georgia’s Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is linked to PSG’s wider European football buzz, while Kuwait’s rhythmic gymnasts begin a training camp in Tbilisi.
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