Mikheil Saakashvili, who was arrested on return from Ukraine to Georgia, claims democracy in his country is moribund

Detention of prominent opposition figure raises stakes in elections seen as a key test for unpopular ruling party

Local officials call 'Heil Hitler' and swastika graffiti hate speech, but not antisemitic

Piece by Vernon Jones taken down amid criticism of his ties to Alex Jones, holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and other far-right groups

Three others wounded in ensuing shootout, including attacker, after he pulls pistol and opens fire on worker near Atlanta

Marking 30 years of his nation's independence, Ambassador Lasha Zhvania says Georgians have never given up claims to key Jerusalem sites

Sheriff says investigators probing if killing of 8 people at massage parlors, most of them Asian Americans, was racially motivated, 'but the indicators right now are it may not be'

Without naming former president, state confirms investigation into 'attempts to influence' outcome of last year's general election

Secretary of state's office confirms probe, but says decision on moving ahead up to attorney general; complaint accuses Trump of 'conspiracy to commit election fraud'

According to NY Times, 45th president backed off plan when warned all remaining top officials at Justice Department would resign en masse