Georgia Capital: Investment trust charts recovery after Tbilisi protest crash Investing Georgia Capital, a UK-listed investment trust that owns around five per cent of Georgia’s economy, has charted its road to recovery after crashing during the country’s protests. In May, protests began against the Georgian parliament in Tbilisi due its new foreign agents law, which will see NGOs and independent media receiving 20 per cent of [...]
Georgia’s president vetoes media law that has provoked weeks of protests Georgia Georgia’s president has vetoed the so-called “Russian law” targeting media that has sparked weeks of mass protests in the country.
Georgia: Why our protests are the new frontline against Putin-style democratic crackdowns across Europe GUEST ESSAY Protests in Georgia are continuing over plans to introduce a ‘Putin-style’ law against ‘foreign influence.’ Here, academic Gia Jandieri – under threat himself from the new legislation – explains why Georgians are taking to the streets Controversial? Divisive? No, More Than That, It’s Unlawful and Anti-Constitutional To understand where we’ve got to, we must start [...]
Georgia Capital begins share buyback following country’s protests May 17, 2024 Georgia Capital has moved to reduce the gap between its share price and underlying net asset value.