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Negative impact of social media affects girls and boys at different ages

March 30, 2022

British Reporter — Girls may experience a negative link at 11-13, boys when they are 14-15, Increased social media use might also affect life satisfaction at aged 19, but Adolescents with lower life satisfaction consistently use social media more, according to University of Oxford.

Georgian economy sunk in 2020, Rating negative

RAEX-Europe confirmed the sovereign government credit ratings (SGC) of Georgia at ‘BB’

by British Reporter

April 6, 2021

6 mins read

EIB will support faster recovery of Georgia`s SMEs from the COVID-19 crisis with €10 million

The FINANCIAL -- EIB and ProCredit Group agree on similar credit lines

by The FINANCIAL

December 22, 2020

2 mins read

British American Tobacco shuts its offices in Georgia

The FINANCIAL -- British American Tobacco plc (BAT) an American British multinational

by The FINANCIAL

December 17, 2020

1 min read

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Russian Embargo on Georgian Wines VS NATO

The FINANCIAL -- Vano Merabishvili, Georgian Interior Minister, told the Russian Kommersant in the May 28, 2008 interview that six or eight years ago, the Kremlin wrote a plan for stopping Georgia from entering NATO.

by The FINANCIAL

June 2, 2008

13 mins read

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Livo Group to be Liquidated or Sold

The FINANCIAL -- On April 12, 2008 on the basis of Financial Police’s entrance at Livo Group, one of the leading retail networks in Georgia, the company’s shops were closed.

by The FINANCIAL

June 2, 2008

1 min read

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Solariums’ Boom on the Georgian Market

The FINANCIAL -- Popularity of solariums is growing day by day in Georgia. Natali is a beauty salon visited by 50-60 customers daily. The number of clients is seasonal and their number grows in early spring and continues till the end of

by The FINANCIAL

June 2, 2008

5 mins read

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International Media: U.N says Russian jet downed Georgia spy drone

CNN: MOSCOW, Russia (AP) -- The United Nations observer mission in Georgia on Monday concluded that the plane that shot down an unmanned Georgian reconnaissance aircraft last month belonged to the Russian military. The shooting down of the spy drone provoked anti-Russian

by The FINANCIAL

May 26, 2008

2 mins read

Georgia

Christian-Democrats Refrain from Clear-Cut Position on Boycott

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, leader of the Christian-Democratic Party, Giorgi Targamadze, was wooed by protesters outside the parliament, when he again sidestepped from direct answer whether he was joining the opposition boycott of the parliament or not.

by The FINANCIAL

May 26, 2008

1 min read

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Opposition Sets Ultimatum

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, Davit Gamkrelidze, co-leader of the nine-party opposition bloc, said the coalition was setting an ultimatum to the Central Election Commission (CEC) to annul, as he said, falsified election results.

by The FINANCIAL

May 26, 2008

1 min read

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Opposition Marches to Protest Election Results

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, thousands of opposition supporters are marching from the Sport Palace toward the Rustaveli Avenue, where a military parade will be held to mark the Independence Day.

by The FINANCIAL

May 26, 2008

1 min read

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Opposition Gears Up for Rally

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, opposition supporters started gathering outside the Sport Palace on May 26 morning.

by The FINANCIAL

May 26, 2008

1 min read

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Polish President Visits Georgia

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, Polish President Lech Kaczynski arrived in Tbilisi to attend the ceremonies marking Georgia’s Independence Day on May 26.

by The FINANCIAL

May 26, 2008

1 min read

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Saakashvili Calls for Dialogue Ahead of Opposition’s Rally

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, president Saakashvili has called on opponents for “a dialogue and unity” and said he hoped the country’s interests would prevail over personal ambitions for everyone.

by The FINANCIAL

May 26, 2008

2 mins read