Georgia–EU Relations EU sanctions extend to Russian majority stakeholder of Georgia’s electricity distributor The latest EU sanctions package includes Inter RAO, one of Russia’s largest state-controlled energy companies. The company indirectly owns a 75% ... See more
The EU has included Georgia’s Kulevi refinery in its 21st sanctions package against Russia for processing Russian crude oil. The sanctions will take effect in six months. Black Sea Petroleum, the company behind the refinery, had recently pledged not to pr... See more
Georgia has said that China officially exited the Anaklia Deep Sea Port, in favour of direct state development and ‘partnership with several countries’, Economy Minister Mariam Kvrivishvili said. The move was expected by many experts and critics, as rumou... See more
Armenia–Russia Relations What Armenia can learn from Georgia’s messy divorce with Russia Armenia is standing at a crossroads, one familiar to anyone who remembers Georgia’s difficult break from Russia’s orbit two decades ago. The first symbolic shipment o... See more
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has welcomed the latest figures from the country’s National Statistics Bureau (Geostat) showing nearly 50% growth in foreign direct investment (FDI), while promising further economic measures to sustain the trend.... See more
