
Georgia’s Steady Growth of International Reserves
In May 2025, Georgia’s international reserves climbed to $4.7 billion, marking a 2.3% increase compared to the same period last year and an additional $103.3 million rise from the previous

A New Wave of Visitor Growth: Georgia’s Tourism Pulse in 2025
The second quarter of 2025 has brought a fresh momentum to Georgia’s tourism sector, with 1.6 million international visitors crossing the country’s borders—a 7% increase compared to the same period

What Skills Are Needed for Non-Technical Roles in AI? Global Practice and the Georgian Perspective
When artificial intelligence is discussed, most people think of technical roles — software engineers, data scientists, or machine learning specialists. But AI integration goes far beyond algorithm development. To turn

Construction Prices Are Rising, but the Housing Market Remains Resilient — What the Latest Data Reveals
In May 2025, the Construction Cost Index in Georgia increased by 5% year-over-year, with the residential segment rising by as much as 8.9%, according to the National Statistics Office of

Global Land Transfers: How States and Corporations Use Land Markets for Long-Term Strategic Control
Food security, water resources, and land bioproductivity have become strategic assets in the 21st century, shaping the long-term stability of states and corporations. The land market, once mostly local in

What’s Missing from Georgia’s Innovation Policy? Lessons from Small High-Tech Economies
Innovation is increasingly seen in Georgia as a pathway to economic growth — yet the current policy environment still falls short of creating a system where innovation naturally emerges, matures,

AI and the Vanishing First Job: The Global Picture and Georgia


AI Is Widening the Gap Between Strong and Weak Employees

Why Small Apartments Remain Batumi’s Main Investment Product

Italy Is Georgia’s Largest European Source of Remittances




