By Davide Demichele ·
Jul 7, 2026
What would happen to all those who, unfairly, live in poverty and hardship if there were no one willing to support them? What would become of them if they were left to face these challenges alone? And, above all, how much do we truly care about those living in such difficult circumstances? Too often, the answer is: not enough. Caught up in the demands of our own lives and our own problems, we overlook the struggles of others. Fortunately, there are people who choose to make a difference. People who reach out a helping hand and hold on tightly when someone finds the courage to take it. Today, we want to recognize and celebrate the commitment of these individuals by shining a spotlight on the work of Caritas Georgia.
By Luca Pasquali ·
May 7, 2026
With an estimated 40,000 stray dogs roaming the streets of Tbilisi, Georgia’s relationship with its street animals is complex and deeply emotional. From the dark legacy of Soviet-era yellow trucks to the tireless efforts of modern grassroots activists, the battle for animal welfare is ongoing. Through the eyes of advocates like Nanuka Dzirtkbilashvili and the promise of new companion animal laws, discover how the country is working toward a future where no dog is ever left behind.
By Davide Demichele ·
Apr 16, 2026
The spread of asbestos is a serious issue, yet in Georgia it remains largely invisible and underestimated. Despite the well-documented risks to human health, public and institutional attention to the problem is still limited, keeping it on the margins of the debate. This article aims to bring the issue back into focus while also providing a clear and concise overview: from the history of asbestos and its properties to the reasons why it has become such a widespread yet dangerous material.
By Luca Pasquali ·
Apr 7, 2026
Budrugana Gagra is the only company in the world to practice a shadow theater created exclusively with bare hands, transforming the simplicity of gesture and music into a universal artistic and philosophical experience. Founded by Gela Kandelaki with a strong social mission, the Georgian troupe is today a symbol of resilience that links its identity to the history of Abkhazian refugees, elevating the human instinct of pareidolia into a form of pure art.
By Davide Demichele ·
Apr 2, 2026
The National Library of Georgia today represents a point of reference for all those who wish to deepen their knowledge of the country’s history and culture. The following article aims to offer the reader an overview of the institution and the treasures it preserves.
By Andrea Morrillo ·
Mar 12, 2026
Close but far. Two countries brought together by people and their stories.
By Davide Demichele ·
Mar 10, 2026
Diving into the common history of Italy and Georgia
By Lidia Davidovi ·
Jan 28, 2026
At the end of 2025, the Tbilisi Women’s Choir traveled outside Georgia for the first time - to the Milan International Choral Festival.
By Antonella Troiano ·
Nov 20, 2025
We had the honor of meeting Salome Jicia, the extraordinary Georgian artist whose voice has conquered the world’s most prestigious stages, from the United States to Russia, passing through France and, of course, Italy. Her story is not just a tale of success, but an immersive experience in the world of opera music.
By Greta Miravalle ·
Jun 17, 2025
The Editorial Staff of Kargi Mokalake had the privilege to interview Giorgi Balakhashvili, a Georgian poet, who told us about his writing, the way poetry is linked to his life and projections of some future projects.
