Fuel & Politics in Abkhazia: PM Irakli Kobakhidze confirmed 3,000 tonnes of fuel were delivered to occupied Abkhazia by a private business under Georgia’s “Law on Occupation,” while Abkhazia’s de facto authorities said they did not obstruct imports from Georgian-controlled territory amid ongoing supply difficulties. Energy Transit & Regional Deals: Georgia’s PM said strategic ties with Azerbaijan and Turkey must deepen, and Georgia’s deputy economy minister said Azerbaijan-Georgia-Türkiye-Bulgaria talks are underway on an overland electricity transit corridor to boost Georgia’s role as an energy hub. Electricity Exports to Europe: Azerbaijan’s Ilham Aliyev said the route to Europe for electricity runs through Georgia and Türkiye, aligning with the corridor discussions. Agri-Food Exports: Georgia’s environment ministry reported 24% of fruit and vegetable juice exports went to the US and 21% to Australia in Jan–July, with Russia, Germany and Israel also key markets. Construction & Heritage: Renovation at Tbilisi’s Melik-Azaryants building uncovered hidden underground levels tied to the site’s early 1900s infrastructure. Crypto & Sanctions: Georgia’s investigation service arrested a manager of an unregistered VASP, seizing crypto and cash, while the US sanctioned a Georgia-based crypto firm over alleged IRGC-linked transactions. Protests & Governance: Pro-European demonstrators continued daily actions in Tbilisi, demanding a return to Euro-Atlantic integration and free elections.