Iran–Israel Crisis: What Could It Mean for Georgia?
The growing confrontation between Iran and Israel has become one of the most volatile geopolitical dynamics not only in the Middle East but across the wider region. While global headlines
Polarization in Tbilisi’s Real Estate Market — How the City Is Splitting Into Premium and Budget Segments
Tbilisi’s residential real estate market is increasingly showing signs of structural polarization. While property prices are rising across the board, the pace and pattern of growth vary sharply by district.
Why Cultural Attendance Is Falling in Georgia
Georgia’s cultural sector is facing a silent challenge. According to the 2024 cultural statistics published by the National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat), both theaters and museums are seeing notable
Lemon, Cucumber and Cocoa: What Became More Expensive in May 2025
According to data published by Geostat, in May 2025 some of the sharpest price increases were observed in essential products within the consumer basket. The most notable was lemon, whose
Financial Literacy Gap in Georgia — Why Are Households Remaining in the Economic Risk Zone?
Despite the spread of financial technologies in Georgia — mobile banking, QR payments, and digital wallets — a large portion of the population still lacks the financial knowledge needed to
Why Business Process Innovation Is the Most Common in Georgia — And What That Means for Long-Term Growth
Innovation is often associated with new products or technologies, but in reality, it takes many forms. One of the most widespread types is business process innovation, which refers to improvements
Iran–Israel Crisis: What Could It Mean for Georgia?
Why Cultural Attendance Is Falling in Georgia
