US-Georgia Talks: Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze says he spoke briefly with Donald Trump and Marco Rubio at the UN General Assembly, pushing to restore the strategic partnership and waiting for “reciprocal steps” from Washington. Domestic Politics: Kobakhidze dismisses radical opposition street protests as “defunct,” saying only dozens show up and calling the behavior “sectarian.” Court & Accountability: A Tbilisi City Court found former deputy head of the Revenue Service Vladimer Khundadze guilty of abuse of official authority, sentencing him to 1 year and 6 months. Abkhazia Remembrance: Georgia marks 33 years since the fall of Sokhumi with half-mast flags and wreath-laying by top officials; the US and France reiterate support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Regional Diplomacy: Kobakhidze insists Georgia-Azerbaijan relations are “friendly” and that there is “no tension” over the Kurmukhi Church dispute. Security & Sanctions: Reports say the US is tightening pressure on Iran, with countries including Georgia and Azerbaijan among those revoking flight permissions for Iranian airlines. Sports & Politics: Georgia’s Nations League campaign continues with a Monday home match vs Ukraine after the late loss to Northern Ireland that led to Willy Sagnol’s dismissal.