When a Taxi No Longer Needs a Driver: What Georgia Should Expect in the Age of Autonomous Mobility
Main Autonomous mobility is no longer limited to science fiction or technology demonstrations. Driverless passenger services are already operating in selected cities, while transport platforms are preparing for a hybrid
When an Influencer Becomes a Media Company: What Georgia’s Creative Economy Can Do in the Age of Social Media
The first stage of social media in Georgia was largely about personal visibility: an individual created videos, gained followers, worked with brands, received advertising income and maintained a direct connection
When an Athlete Becomes a Brand: What Georgia Can Learn from the Beckham Model
In modern sport, success is no longer measured only by performance on the field. The athlete, who was once defined mainly by matches, titles and clubs, can now become a
AI Is Changing the Legal Market: What This Means for Georgian Lawyers and Companies
Legal services are one of the fields where artificial intelligence is entering most rapidly. The reason is simple: law is largely built on text, documents, comparison, argument, structure, risk identification
How AI Could Help Georgia Build a Fairer Hiring System
The hiring process is increasingly being criticized in many countries. Candidates often feel that interviews are unpredictable; employers often admit that they do not always choose the right person. The
Exports Are Rising and Imports Are Slowing: What This Means for Georgia’s Economy
Georgia’s January-May 2026 external trade data show one of the most interesting pictures for the economy: exports are rising, while imports are declining. In the first five months of the
Imports Increased by 3.4%
Enterprise Registrations Are Rising
Foreign Trade Is Growing
Georgia’s Economy Grew by 6.3%
