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In Georgia, Growth Projected to Slow Due to Impacts of COVID-19
Decisive policy measures that prioritize investments in health care systems and provide safety nets for people, especially the most vulnerable, are critical to mitigating...
Turkey to Seek Larger Role in the Black Sea and the South Caucasus
As Turkey-Russia disagreements intensify in northern Syria, another theater – the Black Sea and the South Caucasus – is starting to play a bigger...
World Bank Support to Georgia Aims to Sustain Inclusive Economic Growth
The World Bank's Board of
Executive Directors approved today a EUR 45 million Economic Management and Competitiveness Development Policy Operation
for Georgia. This operation aims to...
India’s Growing Engagement with the South Caucasus
Throughout
decades the South Caucasus has played a relatively minor role in India’s
foreign policy. However, over the past several years there have been economic
and political...
Consequences of the Diplomatic Recognition of Abkhazia by the Syrian Arab Republic
Abkhazia is a partially recognized state — Russia (2008), Nicaragua
(2008), Venezuela (2009), Nauru (2009), Syria (2018) — of 8,660km2 and 240,000
inhabitants located on the...
World Bank Supports Georgia’s Human Capital by Helping Enhance the Quality of Education
The Government of Georgia and
the World Bank launched today the Innovation,
Inclusion and Quality (I2Q) project at
an event held at the Ceremonial Palace of Georgia....
Turkey’s Evolving Approach to its Neighborhood: The Case of Georgia & Ukraine
Many regard Turkey’s involvement in Syria as a reflection of the
country’s ambitious foreign policy to reinstate parts of the Ottoman Empire,
whose existence ended following...
Russia’s Changing Economic Attitude towards Abkhazia & Tskhinvali Regions
Looking at the arc of separatist states on
the Russian borders, there have recently been interesting developments which
might signal a new approach in Moscow’s policies.
Ukraine's...
Georgia: The importance of maintaining reform momentum
Georgia remains committed to the implementation of the EU-Georgia
Association Agreement. The months to come, however, will be key
for Georgia to tackle increasing political polarisation...
Political and Economic interests of Japan in South Caucasus: Perspectives of Cooperation
Though Japan was among the first to recognize the independence of three
South Caucasus states, relations with Tbilisi, Yerevan and Baku remained
limited in the 1990s....