In the 38th round of the Italian Championship, Napoli defeated Cagliari 2–0. The goals were scored by Scott McTominay and Romelu Lukaku, according to Sportbox.

29-year-old alpinist Niko Paliani died during an expedition on Mount Ushba, according to his relatives and family friends. The accident occurred on May 22.

Zurab Abashidze has been elected chairman of the Tbilisi City Assembly. The vote took place on May 23 during a session of the Sakrebulo. Abashidze’s candidacy was supported by 26 members of the assembly.

Former U.S. President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, according to a statement released by Biden's press secretary on Sunday, May 18.

A few weeks ago, I addressed you in a letter concerning US-Georgia relations. That letter was preceded by my public statements, in which I openly expressed Georgia’s readiness to renew our strategic partnership with the United States from a clean slate, guided by a specific roadmap.

On May 5, 2025, the House of Representatives adopted the so-called MEGOBARI Act, onesuffused in essence with extreme animosity toward the Georgian state, the Georgian people,and their elected authorities, including the Parliament of Georgia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree that simplifies the process of acquiring Russian citizenship for residents of the occupied territories of Abkhazia and the so-called South Ossetia. This was reported by Meduza.

The international train Yerevan–Batumi–Yerevan operated by South Caucasus Railway (SCR) will begin running again on June 14. The agreement was reached in Yerevan following a meeting with representatives of Georgian Railway, as reported by Echo of the Caucasus.

The National Environmental Agency has released information about the weather in the coming days. Weather forecast in Georgia for May 22–24 👇 Until May 24, warm and mostly dry weather is expected across Georgia. On May 24, some areas may experience rain due to the warm weather conditions.

Nine Georgian wine-producing companies have received a total of ₾692,969 in co-financing under the State Program for Promoting the Promotion of Georgian Wine, aimed at increasing export potential and diversifying target markets.

With the support of Georgia’s National Wine Agency, three Georgian family wineries—Iora, Manavi Wines, and Baghdati Estate—participated in RAW Wine Shanghai, a leading international exhibition dedicated to natural, organic, and biodynamic wines.

A professional wine tasting event titled “The Georgian Palate” was held in London, aiming to increase awareness and expand exports of Georgian wine in the UK market. The event was organized by Swirl Wine Group, with the support of the National Wine Agency of Georgia.

The National Environmental Agency of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia has conducted a comprehensive study of water quality and biodiversity in the Georgian waters of the Black Sea, in line with the European Union’s Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD).

A new documentary on the conservation of plant genetic resources in Georgia is in production, supported by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The film, produced in collaboration with the Scientific Research Center of Agriculture of Georgia and international partners, highlights the country’s efforts in preserving agrobiodiversity and adapting agriculture to climate change.

Georgia’s Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture, David Songulashvili, visited Sartichala village in the Gardabani Municipality, where he inspected state-supported perennial orchards and met with farmers who have benefited from agricultural development programs.

Informa Connect Academy, a global leader in professional learning and development, has officially entered the Caucasus region through a strategic cooperation agreement with THE Crossroads, aimed at expanding access to internationally certified training programs in Georgia and Azerbaijan.

Diplomat Georgia, one of the country’s leading distribution companies, has acquired the "Cherie " coffee brand as intellectual property, including rights to the brand name, logo, and related assets.

The National Bank of Georgia has set a new exchange rate. As a result of trading on May 19, the US dollar depreciated and now stands at 2.7406 lari. The rate that was in effect today was 2.7415 lari.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on May 19 that he will have a phone conversation with Vladimir Putin, followed by a call with Volodymyr Zelensky and NATO allies. Even before the first direct Russia-Ukraine talks in three years, the White House chief had stated that peace between Moscow and Kyiv could only be achieved if he personally discussed the matter with Putin.

Euronews has published a report on the participation of Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze in the 6th summit of the European Political Community. The article notes that Kobakhidze’s appearance at the summit, held on May 16 in the Albanian capital Tirana, marks an important shift in Georgia’s relations with the European Union and potentially signals a thaw in previously tense ties between the EU and Georgia.

On May 18, the President of Georgia, Mikheil Kavelashvili, will attend the inauguration ceremony of the new Pope, Leo XIV, in the Vatican, according to the Georgian President's Administration.

The “New Wine Festival” was held in Mtatsminda Park, Tbilisi, as part of a broader state program aimed at promoting Georgian wine production within the domestic market.

Mukuzani Wine Cellar has opened a new wine tasting area and museum in Georgia’s renowned winemaking region of Mukuzani, Kakheti. The facility, which also includes a traditional wine cellar, laboratory, and qvevri storage area, aims to attract both local and international wine tourism.

Mukuzani Wine Cellar has opened a new wine tasting area and museum in Georgia’s renowned winemaking region of Mukuzani, Kakheti. The facility, which also includes a traditional wine cellar, laboratory, and qvevri storage area, aims to attract both local and international wine tourism.

Mukuzani Wine Cellar has opened a new wine tasting area and museum in Georgia’s renowned winemaking region of Mukuzani, Kakheti. The facility, which also includes a traditional wine cellar, laboratory, and qvevri storage area, aims to attract both local and international wine tourism.