Georgian authorities have launched an investigation after an Azerbaijani-registered lorry attempted to cross from Turkey into Georgia with goods destined for Russia, initially declaring EU origin before returning with falsified Turkish documentation. The case involves suspected sanctions breaches and document forgery, with goods actually originating from Germany and Croatia.

It is planned that the new Customs Code will come into force on January 1, 2019.

On November 27, Georgia's ruling party, Georgian Dream, announced that the government has suspended talks on accession to the European Union (EU)...

The Port of Baku, as the centerpiece of the project, has experienced the largest growth rate in the volume of container traffic.