Tatevik Simonyan

Review | In the Mountains. He — a comedic ode to the Caucasus mountains

Reviews Review | In the Mountains. He — a comedic ode to the Caucasus mountains by Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning (Updated: about 17 hours ago ) • 2 min read Share ▲ Still from film. ★★★★☆ Balkar director Said Tolgurov’s second film works to ground the viewer through the breathtaking, mountain landscape of Kabarda–Balkaria. In the…

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Bybit Georgia — Georgia strengthens its position as a regional crypto hub

Bybit is bolstering Georgia’s standing as a significant crypto center through expanded operations. The global cryptocurrency exchange is investing heavily in the country, actively cultivating the local crypto ecosystem and strengthening collaborations with both private and public sectors. On March 11th, Bybit hosted a launch event in Tbilisi, partnering with Mastercard, Pave Bank, and Tether,…

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Electricity tariffs in Georgia rise by more than 33%

Georgia’s electricity tariffs are set to rise significantly, impacting both households and businesses. Effective April 1st, 2026, consumers will face an additional 5 tetri per kilowatt-hour (kWh), while commercial users can anticipate average increases of 4–6 tetri per kWh. This change affects all regions of Georgia, including Tbilisi. The Georgian National Energy and Water Supply…

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Mikheil Lomtadze tops Forbes list of wealthiest Georgians, Ivanishvili in second place

Mikheil Lomtadze secured the top position on Forbes’ list of Georgia’s wealthiest entrepreneurs, while Bidzina Ivanishvili held the second place. This ranking, compiled by Mikheil Gvadzabia for Forbes Georgia, highlighted a significant disparity in wealth. The list, published on Tuesday, included a diverse group of individuals, encompassing political figures and largely unknown businesspeople. At the…

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Armenia’s cultural scene expands as rising demand drives up prices

Armenia’s cultural scene is experiencing a significant expansion, driven by increasing demand and subsequently, rising prices. Yerevan and other Armenian cities are witnessing a notable surge in cultural activity, leading to new offerings and a corresponding increase in costs. Estimates indicate an average price hike of 20–30% compared to previous years, impacting tickets for cinemas,…

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In Abkhazia, archaeologists uncover I–IV century fortress linked to Roman Empire. Video

Abkhazia, 17.03.2026 – Significant archaeological findings are emerging in Abkhazia, specifically a first to fourth century fortress intrinsically linked to the Roman Empire. This ancient fortification represents the sole surviving structure from antiquity. Abkhaz archaeologists, supported by numerous volunteers, are currently engaged in extensive excavations along Sukhum’s embankment, within the Dioscurias area. Historians previously recognized…

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