|

Radio Free Europe | Georgia Station

Turkish Military Plane Crashes In Georgia
Tue Nov 11 9:44 am
Turkey's defense ministry said a Turkish military cargo plane crashed in Georgia near the border with Azerbaijan on November 11. The ministry said on X that the C-130 plane had taken off from Azerbaijan and was on its way back to Turkey. It was not clear how many crew members were on board and the cause was under investigation.
Read More
Turkey Says Military Cargo Plane Crash Killed All 20 On Board
Tue Nov 11 8:32 am
The Turkish Defense Ministry said a military cargo plane flying back to Turkey from Azerbaijan has crashed near the border just inside Georgian territory.
Read More
The EU Is Ready To Expand Again. But Who Will Be The Next Members, And When?
Mon Nov 10 7:54 am
The European Commission's annual enlargement report appears to show the EU's executive is serious about adding new members by the time its five-year mandate ends in late 2029. And it has identified four candidates for that purpose: Albania, Moldova, Montenegro, and Ukraine.
Read More
Saakashvili, Several Other Georgian Opposition Figures Face Criminal Charges
Thu Nov 06 10:41 am
Just two days after the European Union slammed Georgia for backsliding on democratic reforms, the country's Prosecutor-General’s Office opened a series of criminal cases against leading opposition politicians.
Read More
Tbilisi Accuses EU Of Political Interference After Damning Enlargement Report
Wed Nov 05 9:47 am
Georgia’s government has reacted angrily to a critical assessment from the European Union over the country’s backsliding on democratic reforms on the way to joining the bloc, accusing Brussels of interfering in domestic affairs.
Read More