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Eco-Dictatorship Era

December 13, 2021

The latest UN climate report has stirred the world. The regular global action “Ecological Strike” took place in August a year earlier. This year it is about to be held again. Millions of citizens of 190 countries in different cities are demanding that governments take urgent measures to reduce emissions into the atmosphere and shift to renewable energy.

Does Khabib Nurmagomedov Deserve the N1 Pound-for-Pound Spot over Jon Jones after UFC 254?

As the most highly anticipated fight of 2020 unveiled, UFC 254 showed

by Gela Megeneishvili

October 29, 2020

3 mins read

OPINION: Forging resilient regional supply chains and connectivity

Participation in global and regional supply chains has been one of the

by Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana

October 3, 2020

2 mins read

Why I decided to run for the post of the GPB Director General

The principal reason why I decided to run for the post of

by Khatuna Lagazidze

September 24, 2020

3 mins read

OP-ED

Putting the media mix together

Putting the media mix together There’s no doubt that the world today is defined by information. Whether it’s news, opinions, interviews or advertising, it’s information (and marketing content) that provides the direction and structure to our lives. Magazines, newspapers, television, online,

by The FINANCIAL

September 16, 2013

4 mins read

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Tchiatura and the resource curse

The FINANCIAL -- Tchiatura is a small but resource rich and picturesque town, situated in the province of Imereti in Western Georgia.

by The FINANCIAL

September 9, 2013

4 mins read

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iPhone or SpyPhone?

The FINANCIAL -- With Edward Snowden lounging in a dacha, the US National Security Agency sniffing through 70% of internet traffic and the Black Hat Conference (computer hacker’s conference) just winding down in Vegas, now is the perfect time to look at

by The FINANCIAL

August 26, 2013

4 mins read

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Immigration Attitudes in Georgia

The FINANCIAL -- Georgia’s visa and naturalization processes are among the most liberal in the world. There are reasons why this is a generally good thing: open borders can help bring new labor when it’s needed, encourage investment, make the workforce generally

by The FINANCIAL

August 26, 2013

2 mins read

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Most Important Metrics

The FINANCIAL -- Other possible titles: “Three Numbers That Mean The World,” “Three Numbers That Can Kill Your Business (Or Make It Thrive),” “Of Money And Metrics: Three Numbers Every Business Owner Should Know”.

by The FINANCIAL

August 19, 2013

7 mins read

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Justice without Borders

The FINANCIAL -- As a small country with a dangerously strategic location, Georgia has a complicatedhistory with the international community. Recently this relationship has been good: the country receives large amounts of aid from major international organizations every year. It’s widely recognized

by The FINANCIAL

August 19, 2013

2 mins read

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Education: a world of opportunity

The FINANCIAL -- Between 1980 and 2010 the numbers of students studying abroad tripled. Today, more than three million people are studying for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in a foreign country.

by The FINANCIAL

August 14, 2013

1 min read

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How to Survive a Small Business Disaster, Bouncing Back from a Disaster

The FINANCIAL -- The small four-seater airplane struggled to climb high enough to clear a mountain pass in the Canadian Rockies. My friend Marty sat at the controls. I was sitting in the right seat, watching our right wingtip move ever closer

by The FINANCIAL

August 12, 2013

5 mins read

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No Blood for Nato

The FINANCIAL -- Georgians have never been particularly keen on Georgian military cooperation in the Middle East, whether it’s with the US, UN, or NATO. As the years pass and the Georgian casualty counter slowly ticks, disapproval has grown steadily as well;

by The FINANCIAL

August 12, 2013

2 mins read

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Hey, big spenders

The FINANCIAL -- Since China’s economic reforms began in 1978, the number of people living in cities has quadrupled to more than half the population. This signals substantial potential demand that should power economic growth.

by The FINANCIAL

August 8, 2013

2 mins read