The Messenger is Georgia's premier English language daily newspaper, offering a comprehensive coverage of news, politics, economics, and Georgian culture. Founded in 1919 during the country's first independent democratic republic, the newspaper was revived in 1990 after Georgia regained independence from the Soviet Union. Led by Editor-in-Chief Zaza Gachechiladze, a renowned specialist in English literature, The Messenger prides itself on its trusted reporting, regularly cited by international analysts and news outlets.

With a dedicated team of reporters working throughout Georgia, the newspaper provides crucial and timely information on breaking news stories, ensuring both residents and visitors are well-informed. The publication's coverage extends to the South Caucasus region and the broader post-Soviet space. Subscribed by foreign embassies, governments, NGOs, top hotels, airlines, businesses, and home readers, The Messenger is distributed in over twenty countries worldwide