AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUN Map Vote: The UN General Assembly adopted the “Correct the Map” resolution backing Equal Earth-style projections that show Africa’s true relative size; the US voted no, while Georgia abstained alongside several others. Tbilisi–Abkhazia Dialogue: A new opinion piece argues Georgian-Abkhaz peace policy is stuck in mistrust and drift, calling for clearer steps like recognizing Abkhaz as indigenous and addressing the “Law on Occupied Territories.” Protests in Tbilisi: For the 648th straight day, demonstrators on Rustaveli Avenue renewed calls for Eurointegration and prisoner releases, with animal-rights activists also demanding an end to stray dog “extermination” and the release of Tamaz Elizbarashvili. Culture in Tbilisi: The State Silk Museum opens Eva Seiler’s SPINSTERHOOD (Sept 10–Oct 8), linking mulberry trees, silkworms, labor, and technology through sculptures and spatial installations. Court & Rights: Tbilisi City Court allowed Russian activist Denis Kulanin to leave Georgia for a third country within seven days, rejecting extradition to Russia. International Culture: Azerbaijan’s religious figures from Türkiye, Georgia, and Iraq visited Baku’s Alley of Honor and Alley of Martyrs, marking shared historical memory.
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