Fuel to Occupied Abkhazia: Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze says petrol deliveries to occupied Abkhazia came from private business, not the government, citing compliance with the Law on Occupied Territories—while opposition parties demand the supplier, volume, and destination be disclosed. EU Integration Under Fire: Grigol Gegelia reacts to the EU’s latest human rights and democracy assessment, arguing Georgia’s European path is effectively suspended and democracy “destroyed.” Germany’s Diplomatic Signal: Germany appoints Barbara Voss as its new ambassador to Georgia, replacing Peter Fischer, with a message of continued support for Georgia’s democratic and pro-European course. Energy Diplomacy in the Region: Azerbaijan’s Ilham Aliyev highlights plans to export electricity to Europe via Georgia and Türkiye; Armenia’s Pashinyan reiterates 100% energy independence but keeps open electricity trade and possible cooperation with Azerbaijan, including amid AI-driven demand. International Security Spillover: Poland detains a Russian national in Warsaw accused of plotting the assassination of a dual US-Ukrainian citizen on Russian intelligence orders. Local Life & Safety: A woman dies after being struck by a passenger train near Tbilisi Botanical Garden; services respond and the train reportedly halts. Culture & Identity: Georgian National Ballet director Nino Sukhishvili says she will not tour Russia, citing Georgia’s occupied territory.