Where Georgia is adding researchers?
Main Research spending at Georgia’s higher education and scientific research institutions rose 16.2% in 2025, but BTU researchers’ calculations show that researcher numbers increased in only two of six scientific
Beyond the wheat buffer
Main summary The World Bank’s new October 28 commodity outlook makes food resilience in Georgia a question not just of purchasing prices, but of replenishment and the quality of information
Solar value depends on when power is used
Main BTU researchers calculate that, under net billing, the tariff avoided by using solar electricity on site is approximately 4.6 times the surplus export price for EP Georgia Supply’s low-voltage
The Turkish Rate Cut and Georgian Prices
Main BTU researchers calculate that petroleum and petroleum oils accounted for 94% of the year-on-year increase in Georgia’s merchandise imports from Türkiye in January-September 2026; excluding that group, import value
European credit and Georgian income
Main BTU researchers calculate that five euro-area countries supplied approximately 44% of incoming money transfers to Georgia in September 2026. Fresh European lending evidence warrants country-specific attention, but does not
Electricity Import
Main summary BTU researchers calculate that Georgia’s net electricity imports-imports minus exports-rose by approximately 55% in January–August 2026, even though the import total in GeoStat’s table fell by 23%. Transit
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