Georgia-based technology company TNET has developed a super app that aims to provide the best user experience possible. According to Nika Chilindrishvili, head of product development at TNET, the super app will combine almost all services and products offered by TNET's platforms, as well as services from partner companies.

US President Joe Biden has welcomed the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) issuing of an arrest warrant against his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin.

In 2022, Georgia imported a record-breaking $323 million (904 million GEL) worth of mobile phones, a $98 million increase from the previous year.

At a recent event in a London nightclub, partygoers danced to music generated by artificial intelligence (AI) rather than a human DJ. The experimental evening aimed to assess whether AI-produced tracks could elicit the same response as those played by a traditional DJ.

We are concerned about the Georgian Dream Party's attempted attack on the country's democratic values. It was contrary to the European aspirations of the people!, European People's Party says in a statement.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is planning a visit to Moscow next week, Reuters reports on March 13.

In the Czech village of Krabnice, a horse owned by Ramzan Kadyrov was stolen for $19,000.

Bedarusi leader Alexander Lukashenko, commenting on the sabotage with the Russian A-50 aircraft at the airfield in Machulishchi, called the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky a "nit". He stated this during the presentation of state awards.

Another earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 occurred in the central part of Turkey. Information is spread by the Turkish media.

Several Leopard-2 tanks have already arrived in Ukraine. This was announced by the Minister of Defense of Poland Mariusz Blaszczak.

Any suspension of hostilities will be used by Russia to strengthen in the occupied territories and prepare forces for future strikes. This was stated by US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken.

The number of deaths as a result of the most powerful earthquake in Turkey and Syria, which occurred on February 6, has already exceeded 50 thousand.

An earthquake of magnitude 5.3 hit Iran. The earthquake was recorded at 9:30 Tbilisi time.  

Volodymyr Zelensky called Biden's first visit to Ukraine as US President a manifestation of the support of all citizens of the country. Joe Biden said his trip is meant to reaffirm "an unwavering commitment to democracy and sovereignty."  

Syria's military says five people have died after what it alleged were Israeli missiles hit the capital Damascus and surrounding areas on Sunday. 

An orphaned Syrian baby born under the rubble of her collapsed home after last week's earthquake has been moved to a "safe location" by a health authority. 

Former US President Jimmy Carter will end medical treatment and enter hospice care at his Georgia home, his foundation announced on Saturday. 

Armenia sent humanitarian aid to Turkey today, Vahan Hunanyan, spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, reports.  

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, Natalia Gavrilita, announced on February 10 that she was resigning after a year and a half in office. According to her, the country is entering a new phase in which security is a priority. The resignation of the head of government entails the resignation of the entire cabinet of ministers, the Moldovan service of Radio Liberty reports.  

The FBI has found an additional classified document in a search of former US Vice-President Mike Pence's home in Indiana. 

Only devastation remains inside Aleppo, a Syrian city that was already dealing with the effects of a years-long civil war before the deadly earthquake hit on Monday. The BBC is one of the first international outlets to report from the government-controlled city, where over 400 people have died. 

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared a state of emergency for 3 months in 10 provinces of the southern part of the country affected by the earthquake. This is reported by the Turkish media.  

Plane maker Boeing plans to cut about 2,000 jobs in finance and human resources this year, as it focuses on engineering and manufacturing. 

The latest from disaster area - quick recap: 

We've just heard from Turkish President Recep Erdogan, who said that at least 912 people had died in Turkey following this morning's earthquake.