AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBorder & Mobilization Watch: Politico reports more than 113,000 Russians entered Georgia via Verkhny Lars in a week, with August 20 alone seeing over 20,000 crossings—fueling fresh fears of a new Russian mobilization despite Moscow’s denials. Human Rights & Deportation: Georgia’s planned deportation of Russian anti-war activist Denis Kulanin after a presidential pardon has triggered Rights Georgia warnings about possible politically motivated persecution if he’s sent to Russia. Protest Politics: Euro-integration supporters in Tbilisi kept up their 639th straight day of demonstrations, with additional pardons for 2024–2025 protest participants announced. Urban Heritage Under Pressure: Protests are growing over the demolition of Tbilisi’s modernist “Rike Tubes” arts complex, with community and architects challenging the city’s permit and timeline. Local Governance & Public Safety: Georgia’s Interior/traffic authorities are also pushing Labor Day road-safety messaging as holiday patrols ramp up nationwide.
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