Will the Hormuz Crisis Increase Georgia’s Transit Importance?
Key argument The tension around the Strait of Hormuz has exposed the global economy’s dependence on a small number of maritime chokepoints. Disrupted traffic, attacks on vessels, higher insurance costs
The World Is Hunting for Critical Minerals – What Does Georgia Have?
Key argument Artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, batteries, power grids and defence technologies have returned mineral resources to the centre of geopolitics. The question for Georgia is not whether an old
When the Economy Grows but Employment Does Not – AI’s New Paradigm
The Main Point The traditional promise of economic growth was straightforward: businesses produced more, earned more, expanded and hired. Wages carried the benefits into households, consumption rose and prosperity spread
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
One-Minute Series: Can Georgia Create a New Media Market?
Georgia’s Export Mix Is Becoming More Diverse
Can Georgia Bring Back Foreign-Educated Technology Talent?
