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Their numbers were growing fast, but Chinese tourists were a tiny fraction of the total.

Banks linked to the ruling family are poised to make inroads into this lucrative business.

The authorities backed off on their initial claim that the death was a suicide after relatives protested.

The neighbors otherwise exchange very little.

Washington's envoy will be thrust into a rancorous election season in which she’ll be expected to mediate between the government and opposition.

Sharipov has been smeared by online trolls in what looks like a state-directed campaign

The government will annually decrease the volume of grain it buys through state orders.

Sharipov had worked for Ozodagon newspaper, which was pressured out of existence in 2019.

While the Kremlin prioritized saving for a rainy day, real incomes plateaued and poverty levels rose.

International law requires Tbilisi to invite the Russian diplomat to an upcoming meeting. But it would violate Georgian law, and the public reaction would be volatile.