When Food, Transport and Utility Costs Rise Together – How Georgian Consumer Behavior Changes
Key Takeaway Georgia’s annual inflation rate was 5.8% in June 2026, but the pressure felt by households was concentrated in essentials: food rose by 5.6%, transport by 16.5%, housing and
Georgia’s Export Map Has Changed – China Is Almost the Largest Market
Key Takeaway In the first half of 2026, Georgia exported USD 428.6 million in goods to China, only USD 3.2 million less than exports to Kyrgyzstan, the leading destination. More
AI as an Employee’s Mental Companion: The Global Picture and Georgia
Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in the workplace as an employee’s mental and emotional companion: chatbots that listen, offer coping strategies and track mood over time. This analysis from BTUAI
One Person, a Scalable Business – What AI Changes for Entrepreneurs in Georgia
Key Takeaway For a Georgian entrepreneur, launching a business has traditionally meant finding people to handle sales, marketing, customer support, administration and technology before the idea could truly be tested.
From the Paper Era to the Digital World – How Human Relationships Are Changing in Georgia
Key Takeaway Georgia is already living in all three eras of communication at once: families still preserve letters and photo albums, everyday relationships flow through social platforms and video calls,
Georgia’s Bank Loan Portfolio Reached GEL 75.43 Billion — What It Means for Businesses and Households
Key Takeaway By the end of June 2026, loans issued by Georgia’s banks, excluding interbank lending, reached GEL 75.43 billion. The portfolio increased by roughly GEL 1.3 billion in one
