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The plan is to raise the credit on preferential terms.

The EAEU is shopping for partners in Asia. Middle finger to the West or sound trade policy?

Georgia has recently seen a burst of protest activity around political, cultural, and geopolitical issues. But a new poll highlights how the economy is by far Georgians’ biggest concern.

Artikhodjayev has never got on well with the increasingly emboldened media.

Georgians again took to the streets after the government backed down on a promise to reform an election system that gives a big leg up to the ruling party.

A Chinese delegation visited the breakaway region of Georgia for investment talks, eliciting diplomatic pushback in Georgia.

A series of controversies about sexuality have dominated the country’s political conversation in recent weeks.

Aierken Saimaiti was named in a news report earlier this year as the moneyman for a shadowy powerbroker.

The IMF’s 2020 forecast sees economic growth slowing slightly in Central Asia and the South Caucasus.

Following last month’s successful Eurasian Economic Union summit in Yerevan, it was all smiles between the Russian foreign minister and Armenian officials.