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“On specific issues, the eight political parties are already united, and now talking about having some common number when elections have been completely stolen, I consider to be infantile statements,” said Nugzar Tsiklauri, a member of the “Coalition for Change,” on PalitraNews’ program “360 Degrees,” in response to letters from Giorgi Vashadze and Zurab Japaridze, who wrote about party unity in their messages.

“I conveyed important messages to Donald Trump that we have for the United States, which emphasize that the Georgian government is ready to turn a new page in our relations,” stated Tamar Taliashvili, Georgia’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United States, in a statement made after presenting her credentials to U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House.

Georgia’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Tamar Taliashvili, presented her credentials to U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House. The information was released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.

Eight opposition parties have released a statement calling on citizens to register on a special platform — "Strengthen the Resistance."

Georgian fencer Sandro Bazadze is the world champion.

The European Union strongly condemns personal attacks against the EU Ambassador to Georgia, according to a statement by Anuar El Anuni, the EU Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.

European Union firmly rejects and condemns the disinformation and baseless accusations by the Georgian government regarding the EU's role in Georgia — this is stated in a declaration by Anuare El Anouar, Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy of the European Union.

"If I have the right, I call on you to fight, in the words of Mzia Amaghlobeli: ‘Fight before it’s too late.’ If we delay, the outcome will be dramatic and difficult to reverse." – this is what Giorgi Akhobadze, who is charged with a drug offense, said during his court hearing.

“Find another place in the world to make noise,” – with these words, Judge Romeo Tkeshelashvili addressed those present in the courtroom during the trial of Giorgi Akhobadze, a doctor accused of drug-related crimes.

The Embassy of Georgia in the Republic of Cyprus has issued an address to Georgian citizens regarding ongoing firefighting efforts.

According to the Speaker of the Parliament, Shalva Papuashvili, instead of referring to the ruling party as the host government, it would be better for the British Ambassador to Georgia to answer the Georgian people’s questions regarding the funding of various organizations.

The General Secretary of the “Lelo” party, Irakli Kupradze, responded to the Batumi City Court’s decision to sentence their teammate Levan Khorava to 20 days of administrative detention.

Levan Khorava, a member of Lelo – For a Strong Georgia, was found guilty of an administrative offense by the Batumi City Court and sentenced to 20 days of administrative detention.

Mikheil Kavelashvili, upon the recommendation of Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and Speaker of Parliament Shalva Papuashvili, awarded representatives of the National Basketball Federation and members of the national team with the Order of Victory named after Saint George, the Order of Honor, and the Medal of Honor. This information was released by Kavelashvili’s press office.

The civil activists who were detained by police on Tvalchrelidze Street were physically assaulted by law enforcement officers. One of the detained boys was mockingly called “Come here, princess, we have to arrest you,” – lawyer Lasha Tkesheladze told InterpressNews.

It is not the embassy’s business to get involved in politics and internal state affairs. This is a direct insult – even this statement shows that they are directly engaged in political processes, which is not their role, – said the “People’s Power” MP Guram Macharashvili while commenting to journalists on the statement released by the British Embassy.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has arrested 34 individuals on drug-related charges over the past 24 hours.

The European Parliament declares that Georgia cannot join the European Union until its government changes its authoritarian course.

According to Vaso Urushadze, Secretary of the Anti-Corruption Direction of the “National Movement,” the problems faced by families evicted from a building on Tvatchrelidze Street in Tbilisi are “entirely the responsibility of the state from beginning to end.”

“I support the excellent initiative of Levan Khabeishvili. Let’s pay $200,000 to any representative of Ivanishvili’s punitive bodies if they provide materials on the regime’s activities. I believe people should remember that I always keep my promises,” reads a post published on the Facebook page of Georgia’s third president, Mikheil Saakashvili.

“Transparency International-Georgia” accuses the court and prosecution of bias and inaction in connection with the attack on journalist Zviad Koridze in January, while blaming the government for “protecting its violent supporters.”

In line with the current situation in the foreign exchange market, the National Bank of Georgia continues to replenish its international reserves. In June, as a result of interventions conducted on the Bmatch platform, the National Bank increased its foreign exchange reserves by 266.0 million USD, bringing the country’s international reserves to 4.7 billion USD as of June, according to information released by the National Bank of Georgia.

“The United Kingdom strongly supports Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Unfortunately, ‘Georgian Dream’ has distanced itself from Euro-Atlantic cooperation, yet the threat from Russia persists, including in cyberspace,” reads a statement released by the UK Embassy in Georgia on social media.

“With these changes, transparency and accountability in the public sector, including local self-governments, will be further strengthened. Most importantly, instances of nepotism and favoritism will be eliminated,” stated Rajden Kuprashvili, head of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, while speaking to journalists about legislative changes.