AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRussian Anti-War Activist Case: Denis Kulanin, pardoned by President Mikheil Kavelashvili after a protest conviction, remains in Georgia’s Migration Department as deportation to a third country is processed; after a dry hunger strike over fears and passport uncertainty, he has now ended the strike following his lawyer’s access to his passport. Protest Politics in Tbilisi: Eurointegration supporters marched in Tbilisi for the 640th consecutive day, with the day’s rally also tied to demands for political prisoners and renewed anger at authorities’ handling of detentions. Migration Pressure From Russia: Opposition figures warn that tens of thousands of Russians are rushing into Georgia via Lars amid mobilization rumors, arguing the government is not doing enough on migration controls and visa policy. Regional Security Claims: Ukraine says Russia’s leadership has ordered contingency planning for operations toward Kyiv and Chernihiv, while stressing no immediate strike force is currently seen. Local Governance & Tourism: Adjara officials reviewed Batumi Botanical Garden’s summer performance, citing a 10% visitor increase and plans to modernize services with digital tools and new tourist routes. Energy/Trade Signals: Azerbaijan’s SOCAR is expanding into Uzbekistan’s upstream sector as operator, underscoring the wider push for cross-regional energy and investment links.
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