
Cybersecurity Becomes a Core Business Challenge
Key takeaway Cyber incidents affecting commercial refrigeration systems in Europe demonstrate that an intrusion can disrupt not only information but also physical stock and day-to-day business operations. Recent European threat

Europe’s Food Security Faces a Digital Warning
Main summary Cyber incidents affecting supermarket refrigeration equipment in several European countries damaged food inventories in early November 2026. A joint statement issued by the European Commission and ENISA on

What Remains Open with Europe?
Main BTU researchers assess that deteriorating relations with the European Union are separating Georgia’s economic connections into different channels: funding for the authorities is withheld, while trade and some research

AI and Young People’s Employment: What It Means for Georgia
Almost four years have passed since ChatGPT appeared. In that time, the mass use of artificial intelligence (AI) has not caused mass unemployment, but a growing body of research shows

Why do businesses stay with suppliers?
Main In BTU’s 2026 model of Georgian business purchasing, relationships and trust account for 44.5% of the distribution of dominant switching barriers, while process and integration costs account for 40.1%;

How are prices rising across Georgian cities?
Main BTU researchers calculate that annual inflation exceeded 5% in five of Georgia’s six price-observation cities in October 2026, with a 3.49 percentage-point gap between the highest and lowest rates.

Cybersecurity Becomes a Core Business Challenge

Europe’s Food Security Faces a Digital Warning

What Remains Open with Europe?

AI and Young People’s Employment: What It Means for Georgia

Why do businesses stay with suppliers?




