AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUN Diplomacy: The UN General Assembly backed a resolution urging countries to use equal-area map projections that show Africa’s true size, with the U.S. the only vote against and Georgia among six abstainers—an unusually political fight over how geography is taught. Adjara-Turkey Tensions: Tbilisi accused Ankara of pressuring Georgia over Adjara, saying Turkish influence is growing in business, education and local labor, and calling the stance “unacceptable.” Pro-European Protest Pressure: Supporters of Euro-Atlantic integration kept up a 646th straight day of demonstrations in Tbilisi, demanding political prisoners be freed and elections held fairly. Court & Extradition: A Tbilisi court ordered the extradition of Russian national Mikhail Timofeev to Russia, despite asylum claims and human-rights concerns. Rights Case Watch: Animal rights activist Tamaz Elizbarashvili was arrested and charged over alleged threats of murder or harm to health, with court custody decisions following. Health Policy: Georgia’s health ministry says the Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug givinostat will arrive in Tbilisi early next week.
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