Shifting Educational Landscape: What Makes Georgia’s Universities the New Regional Magnet
The 2024–25 academic year marks a pivotal turning point for Georgia’s higher education sector. With official data showing enrollment of 187,800 students across the country’s universities, Georgia is not only
Turkey–Georgia Economic Alliance: Structural Shifts and Emerging Trends
For nearly three decades, Turkey has remained one of Georgia’s most important economic partners. Yet, in the years following Georgia’s independence, the scale and structure of economic relations between the
Georgia’s Transit Corridor on the Brink of Structural Transformation
In the first half of 2025, Georgia’s transit corridor stands at the threshold of a significant shift. The total volume of cargo passing through the country amounted to 229,000 trailers
Georgian Spirits Face Export Challenges in 2025
The first half of 2025 has posed serious challenges for Georgia’s alcoholic beverage industry, with both the volume and value of spirit exports experiencing a notable decline. According to Georgia’s
How Far Are We from the EU’s Lowest GDP per Capita?
According to the latest report by the International Monetary Fund, Bulgaria remains the EU member state with the lowest GDP per capita, reaching $18,522 in 2025. This figure serves as
Tbilisi Tops Europe’s Most Affordable Cities for Travelers – A New Benchmark for Budget Tourism
The summer of 2025 brought another major win for Tbilisi’s growing global tourism image: Georgia’s capital has been named the most affordable city in Europe for international travelers, according to
Georgian Spirits Face Export Challenges in 2025
How Far Are We from the EU’s Lowest GDP per Capita?
