Motsameta Monastery, near Kutaisi 🇬🇪 Not my best edit, but luckily the place does most of the work. 😄

The Western Left is having a total meltdown over the Israeli elections today.🇮🇱 ​They don’t actually care about "human rights." They’re just terrified of a nation that rigorously defends its borders, prioritizes its own security, and refuses to apologize to terrorists. ​Europe used to have this basic survival instinct. Today, Western European leaders just invite the third world in and arrest their own citizens for complaining. ​Love them or hate them, Israel is simply doing what the West is now too weak to do: surviving.

It is actually heartbreaking to watch the fallout from Serbia’s elections yesterday. I completely understand the Serbian people. They voted for a pro-EU path because they want a better, more prosperous future. But they are chasing a version of Europe that simply doesn't exist anymore. The tragedy of the EU is exactly this. While Eastern Europe still looks at Brussels with hope, Western European youth are growing deeply Eurosceptic. They actually have to live under these globalist policies every single day and they are completely exhausted. Serbia is trading its hard-earned sovereignty for a 2004 illusion. A very tough lesson is coming for a great nation. 🇷🇸

I’ve followed Brazil and its political struggles for years, but today’s runoff is the ultimate turning point. ✌️🇧🇷 The left has spent decades destroying South America with disastrous policies, and people are finally tired of it. You can see this conservative awakening happening everywhere. Bolsonaro is the only rational choice right now to keep Brazil sovereign, strong, and traditional. This is massive for the whole continent. 22 ✌️

Whatever you think about Stalin, Polish tourists behaving like this at a memorial in Georgia is simply disrespectful, especially when a local is calmly asking them to stop.

A “massive” opposition rally outside Georgian Dream HQ during today’s Political Council meeting.

"Guard your faith and hope as the most precious treasure, and the Lord will continue to be merciful to the Holy Church of Georgia and its people." — The Patriarchate of Bulgaria, on participating in the celebrations marking the 1,700th anniversary of the Christianization of Georgia. 🇬🇪☦️🇧🇬

Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament Igor Grosu claims Georgia criticizes Chisinau because we’re “jealous” of Moldova’s EU success... 🤦‍♂️🇬🇪🇲🇩 Right, we’re losing sleep in Tbilisi envying a 40% poverty rate, 3x lower economic growth, and an economy half the size of ours (check the numbers below 👇)🧐 A little humility, Mr. Grosu, before we completely burn up with jealousy! 😂

History starts here for Georgian American football.🇬🇪 Georgia vs Great Britain.🏈 The national team’s first official game ever.

Deeply concerned by police violence against peaceful protesters in France🇫🇷 A dark day for French democracy. Disturbing to see such democratic backsliding in the heart of Europe 🇪🇺 Concerned. Deeply concerned🙂

Something you don’t hear often in Georgia–Russia relations. 🇬🇪🇷🇺 Talks have begun on restoring a historic Georgian church in Russia, with Georgian scholars and restoration experts expected to take part.

South Caucasus economic update 🇬🇪🇦🇲🇦🇿 The World Bank has raised Georgia’s 2026 growth forecast to 7%, while Armenia also remains strong and Azerbaijan is expected to grow more slowly. At 7%, Georgia is also forecast to grow faster than every other EU candidate country 🇪🇺

Georgia leads in basically every global index, but Brussels still hands the “progress” trophy to Moldova. Make it make sense.🧐

Georgia’s “radical opposition” is holding a rally in Tbilisi, calling it the beginning of a new wave of protests and demanding the release of Mikheil Saakashvili. 🙂🇬🇪

Georgian media have revealed an unpublished IRI poll reportedly commissioned by the opposition itself. Georgian Dream: 36%, 55% after allocation 8 opposition parties combined: 16% Media reports describe it as GD’s highest IRI result and the opposition’s lowest. And despite commissioning the poll, the opposition reportedly never published it. That is quite a contrast with the image projected abroad of a country supposedly united behind endless anti-government protests. Street optics and international headlines are one thing. Actual support inside Georgia is another.🙌🏻🇬🇪

33 years ago today, Sukhumi fell. This photo carries pain, but also a hope that no generation should ever have to leave home this way again. May the future of Abkhazia be one of peace, reconciliation and people finding their way back to one another. 🇬🇪🕊️

“English learned in Russia” 😂 Georgian opposition TV has invented a whole new language just to mock PM Kobakhidze. The guy studied in Georgia and Germany. But why let geography get in the way of a little Russophobia.

Happy Independence Day, Armenia! 🇦🇲 Different stories, many of the same challenges. Georgians understand that better than most.🇬🇪 Peace and strength to our neighbors. 🤝

Yesterday, Georgia witnessed a rather bizarre alliance. Alt-Info’s anti-“Arabization” crowd and parts of the so-called pro-European opposition are now speaking the same language against one of the largest foreign investments in Georgia’s history. We have seen this movie before. When a Chinese company built the Olympic Village, we heard about the “Chinese takeover.” It was even claimed that 127,000 Chinese people would be settled there. It never happened. Then came Namakhvani. A huge protest campaign surrounded the $800 million project, it collapsed, and Georgia is now fighting a $350 million + interest arbitration award. Now a UAE company wants to build a luxury development in a largely undeveloped part of Tbilisi and suddenly Georgia is being “Arabized.” To me, the pattern is becoming hard to ignore. Whenever Georgia is trying to strengthen its economy, energy security or international position, groups that claim to be ideological opposites somehow end up on the same side, together with foreign-funded NGOs and activists.

Millwall vs West Ham never disappoints. What a game! 🔥