In many ways, Georgia’s sovereignty and slow but gradual integration into the western political and economic systems (NATO and EU) is contingent upon direct US support...
The protests in the center of Tbilisi over the Russian MP’s presence in Georgian parliament caused a nation-wide outburst against the ruling Georgian Dream party and...
The Synod of the Georgian Orthodox Church is about to convene in next few days. A group of hierarchs allegedly led by Metropolitan Daniel of Chiatura...
China-Georgia relations since the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991 have been positive in both the economic and overall political sense. However, they are often...
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved today a €90 million loan to Georgia for the Innovation, Inclusion and Quality Project, which will support the...
The World Bank Board of Executive Directors approved today a US$ 62 million loan to Georgia for the Energy Supply Reliability and Financial Recovery Project, financed...
The European Union (EU) and the World Bank launched today the Increasing Institutional Capacity for Innovation (IICI) project, at an event held at Tech Park Georgia....
Georgia’s and to a large extent any other post-Soviet state’s foreign policy depends on what happens in/to Russia. Problems in the Russian economy might be causing...
On April25-28,“Second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation” took place in the capital city of China. From South Caucasus region only Azerbaijan leader Aliyev was...
Authors: Aliyar Azimov and Aynur Azimzade* South Caucasus has always been a focus of geopolitical competitions for centuries with its geo-strategic location and natural resources. The...