This Delicate Balance
This delicate balance between the depressing, shocking daily news in Georgia, and the daily foraging for art in the details […]
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How Schools Are Harming Our Kids
Conventional wisdom would have it that education in general finds it difficult to catch up with the madly accelerated stream
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European Union and CENN Joined Forces for Climate Action in Georgia
The Georgia Climate Action Project, implemented over four years with financial support from the European Union, and led by the
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16 countries condemn ‘Georgian Dream’ violence against peaceful protesters
The United States, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Canada, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, France,
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Georgian wine showcased at Foire aux Vins in Belgium
Georgian wine was showcased at the Foire aux Vins, a two-day festival in Leuze-en-Hainaut, Belgium, supported by the Georgian National
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Peace flame ignited for Bakuriani 2025 Winter Youth Olympics
The Pece Flame was lit for the upcoming Bakuriani 2025 Winter European Youth Olympic Festival at Rome’s historically significant grand
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More than 20 pro-European protests and marches to take place in Tbilisi and regions
Today, more than 20 protests and marches are planned in Tbilisi and regions. Various groups will hold marches across different
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“To Europe with Khorumi” – Dancers’ march on Rustaveli Avenue
“To Europe with Khorumi” – Georgian dancers are leading a march from the area surrounding the Philharmonic Hall towards Rustaveli
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Christmas villages open in Tbilisi
The traditional Christmas villages in Tbilisi opened their doors this Saturday, bringing festive cheer to the Georgian capital despite the
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Georgia’s education system faces major setback as EQAR suspends accreditation, citing “political concerns”
The European Quality Assurance Register for Higher Education (EQAR) has suspended the registration of Georgia’s National Center for Educational Quality