The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has recommended Latvia raise its minimum pension in order to reduce poverty amongst the elderly. The...
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Georgia’s Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture is to create special agricultural zone in the Imereti region, in the western part of the country. The...
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Azerbaijan International Telecom, a company wholly owned by the government of Azerbaijan, has purchased Fintur Holdings’ 51.3 per cent stake in Azertel, the sole...
The European Bank of Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD) board of directors has approved a new strategy for Serbia which will guide the bank’s investments and policy...
Otar Sharikadze, managing director of Galt and Taggart, the leading investment banking and investment management services company in Georgia, spoke to Andrew Wrobel...
Looking at the headline numbers, most of EU-CEE, including the Visegrád countries (V4) have done well since the fall of the Berlin Wall. At purchasing power parity, per...
Tim Ogden first visited Georgia in 2007. Since then he has learnt to love the country and believes that its future, despite ongoing problems, is bright.