Tag:

Imedi

Georgia and Azerbaijan extend major natural gas deal to 2046

“The 20-year agreement with Azerbaijan on the purchase of natural gas was coming to an end. However, as a result of fruitful negotiations with the Azerbaijani side, the duration of the contract was extended for another 20 years,” said Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze during his appearance on the “Imedi LIVE” program.

21 May 2026-12:38
Georgian speaker accuses EP of ‘silencing free media’ after accreditation ban

Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili has accused the European Parliament of attempting to “silence free media” following the suspension of accreditation for journalists from pro-government broadcasters Imedi, Rustavi 2, and PosTV at the EP’s Brussels headquarters.

14 May 2026-13:37
EU Parliament bars Georgian TV Imedi journalists from Brussels headquarters

The European Parliament has banned journalists from Georgia’s TV Imedi from working in its Brussels headquarters for at least one year, according to the broadcaster, which has been subject to UK sanctions over alleged “disinformation in the interests of Russia.”

14 May 2026-11:48
Georgian PM vows to protect Imedi, POSTV journalists after UK sanctions

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has pledged that no journalist at the pro-government broadcasters Imedi and POSTV will be harmed following the United Kingdom’s recent sanctions against the companies for alleged Russian disinformation. He made the remarks during memorial events marking the 105th anniversary of the Soviet occupation of Georgia.

25 Feb 2026-16:51
UK sanctions Georgian TV channels over ‘Russian disinformation’

The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on two pro-government Georgian television broadcasters, Imedi and POSTV, accusing them of disseminating Russian disinformation.

24 Feb 2026-17:13
Georgian outlets accuse pro-government TV of smear campaign

A group of independent Georgian online media outlets has accused the pro-government television channel Imedi and the authorities of orchestrating a coordinated campaign against alternative viewpoints. The outlets are demanding a retraction of claims aired on Imedi, which labeled them “agents” and “anti-Georgian publications,” News.Az reports, citing Georgian media.

26 Nov 2025-09:10