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Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava resigns

Turnava is known as an ardent defender of the ruling Georgian Dream party on some of its most controversial decisions.

Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava resigns

Turnava is known as an ardent defender of the ruling Georgian Dream party on some of its most controversial decisions.

Georgian government to announce new bidding for Anaklia port after pulling contract with investor

The government pulled the contract with the Anaklia Development Consortium, who were previously developing the project, earlier in January.

Georgian government to announce new bidding for Anaklia port after pulling contract with investor

The government pulled the contract with the Anaklia Development Consortium, who were previously developing the project, earlier in January.

New investor to take over Tkibuli mine ending workers’ hunger strike

Coal miners in the west-Georgian town ended their protest after Economy Minister Natia Turnava announced that the mine would restart.

New investor to take over Tkibuli mine ending workers’ hunger strike

Coal miners in the west-Georgian town ended their protest after Economy Minister Natia Turnava announced that the mine would restart.

Anaklia port warns of ‘suspension’ after government briefly greenlights Poti port

Georgia’s Economy Minister said she didn’t know about the permit and fired the official who issued it.

Anaklia port warns of ‘suspension’ after government briefly greenlights Poti port

Georgia’s Economy Minister said she didn’t know about the permit and fired the official who issued it.

Editorial | Georgia’s show of force in Pankisi was reckless and irresponsible

The government needs to prioritise a more participatory approach to regional development.

Editorial | Georgia’s show of force in Pankisi was reckless and irresponsible

By OC Media

The government needs to prioritise a more participatory approach to regional development.

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