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Datablog | How has Georgia changed in the last decade?
Georgians tend to believe that poverty, crime, and corruption have increased in the last decade, while affordable healthcare has become more accessible. But public data does not always match these assessments.
Datablog | How has Georgia changed in the last decade?
By Givi SilagadzeGeorgians tend to believe that poverty, crime, and corruption have increased in the last decade, while affordable healthcare has become more accessible. But public data does not always match these assessments.
Armenia’s ageing sciences: can the demographic decline be reversed?
Universities and research institutes are failing to attract young people to the sciences in Armenia.
Armenia’s ageing sciences: can the demographic decline be reversed?
By Anna SahakyanUniversities and research institutes are failing to attract young people to the sciences in Armenia.
Datablog | Young people in Georgia want the government to focus on education
Recently released data shows that young people in Georgia want more than they receive.
Datablog | Young people in Georgia want the government to focus on education
By Tamar KhoshtariaRecently released data shows that young people in Georgia want more than they receive.
Kolkhozashen goes to school
One of the most remote villages in Nagorno-Karabakh has found a new sense of purpose with the unexpected arrival of a teacher from Yerevan.
Kolkhozashen goes to school
By Ani AvetisyanOne of the most remote villages in Nagorno-Karabakh has found a new sense of purpose with the unexpected arrival of a teacher from Yerevan.
Student boycotts school in Baku over alleged homophobic abuse
The 17-year-old is boycotting his Baku school, because of alleged years-long homophobic abuse from classmates and the school administration.
Student boycotts school in Baku over alleged homophobic abuse
The 17-year-old is boycotting his Baku school, because of alleged years-long homophobic abuse from classmates and the school administration.
Demand for free meals at schools causes stir in Georgia
The policy has been adopted as a campaign promise by United National Movement Tbilisi mayoral candidate Nika Melia.
Demand for free meals at schools causes stir in Georgia
The policy has been adopted as a campaign promise by United National Movement Tbilisi mayoral candidate Nika Melia.
Violets for megabytes: online learning in Georgia leaves students disconnected
A lack of internet access in the high mountains of Adjara and the financial burden on teachers and families mean many children are losing out on their education.
Violets for megabytes: online learning in Georgia leaves students disconnected
By Tamuna ChkareuliA lack of internet access in the high mountains of Adjara and the financial burden on teachers and families mean many children are losing out on their education.
Datablog | Georgian parents are concerned about online learning
Georgia has postponed the reopening of schools in major cities due to a new surge in the pandemic.
Datablog | Georgian parents are concerned about online learning
By Elene ErgeshidzeGeorgia has postponed the reopening of schools in major cities due to a new surge in the pandemic.
As COVID-19 numbers stabilise Armenia goes back to school
Armenia’s schools open their doors for the first time since March, but under a list of harsh new restrictions.
As COVID-19 numbers stabilise Armenia goes back to school
Armenia’s schools open their doors for the first time since March, but under a list of harsh new restrictions.
Armenia’s new education standards under fire for lack of ‘Armenianness’
The proposed overhaul of the education system has elicited harsh criticism and more than a few conspiracy theories.
Armenia’s new education standards under fire for lack of ‘Armenianness’
By Dvin TitizianThe proposed overhaul of the education system has elicited harsh criticism and more than a few conspiracy theories.