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The development of the Lapis Lazuli Corridor aims to strengthen trade relations, boost exports, and improve the transportation infrastructure for all countries involved.

From House of Adjarian Khachapuri to Chateau Iveri, Batumi's restaurants are luring travellers with a rich and diverse cuisine that's renowned throughout Georgia.

PAWTUCKET – City resident Olga Roshchina, who was born in Volgogradskaya Oblast in Russia and came to the U.S. in 2002, celebrated her 100th birthday on June 14.

Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu has backed Stephen Kenny’s “revolution” to deliver big performances and results in the next Euro 2024 q...

According to the online flight board of the Sochi airport, the flight to Tbilisi was originally scheduled for 2:00 p.m. Moscow time, but was postponed

The "mother of Georgian cheese," Ana Mikadze-Chikvaidze, has made searching for lost Georgian cheeses her life's work.

Global delivery service company Glovo is set to expand its operations in the Georgian market by adding two new locations

The endurance athlete Alex Dumbrava will set sail on a Guinness World Record adventure on Monday, as he will cross the Black Sea alone in a rowing...

A 13-man delegation from the Liberia Chess Federation (LCF) has left the country to participate in the 44th World Chess Olympiad in India.

During a regional conference held in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, in May 2023, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov underscored the paramount importance of the Lapis Lazuli international transit corridor. He emphasized how further development of this landmark project would revolutionize the regional transportation system, propelling it to new heights of efficiency and connectivity (Turkmenportal.com, February 27; Khaama.com, May 30). The multimodal east-west corridor—which is …