Georgia’s Large-Scale Railway Renewal – Why It Is More Than a Train Project
Key Takeaway Georgian Railway is simultaneously renewing track, passenger rolling stock, freight locomotives, stations and safety systems. The current programme targets a roughly four-hour Tbilisi–Batumi journey, plans ten new passenger
The Four-Day Week – What We Actually Know
The idea behind the four-day week is simple: work less, get paid the same, deliver the same results. Over eight years, hundreds of companies across dozens of countries have tried
AI Has Created an Information Surplus – Attention Is the New Scarcity
Main AI is already widely used across Georgian business, but its most common applications—content creation, marketing, and information search—also increase the volume that people must process. In the next stage
Banks Hold 71% of Georgia’s Local Government Securities – Why It Matters
Main takeaway The National Bank of Georgia’s latest capital-market overview shows that commercial banks held 71% of locally issued treasury securities at the end of 2025. A previously reported 67%
AI and the Vanishing First Job: The Global Picture and Georgia
The entry point of a career – that first job in which a young professional actually learns the trade – has turned out to be the most exposed rung of
Strong Lari or Strong Economy – What Can Georgia Learn from Kazakhstan?
Main takeaway A stronger currency is visible and politically attractive, but it is not a final score for the economy. An exchange rate is the price created by demand and
