
An investigation dedicated to Eagle Hills Georgia
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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On 27 August, the Spatial and Urban Development Agency filed Eagle Hills’ development concept for Krtsanisi with the National Environmental Agency, covering 633 hectares of state land on both banks of the Mtkvari that Eagle Hills Georgia no...
Guram Palavandashvili, a prominent nativist figure, has taken to Facebook to defend the Eagle Hills development on Krtsanisi Forest against a charge that has been gaining traction on the patriotic right: that the project amounts to a full-o...
On Sunday 20 September, an estimated 5,000 people gathered on Liberty Square in central Tbilisi to protest what many Georgians now call the construction of “Arab cities.” The rally was organised by Conservatives for Georgia. Demonstrators c...
At the occasion of the 231st anniversary of the Battle of Krtsanisi, the Erti Sakartvelo / One Georgia group on has proposed to rename the Krtsanisi Forest Park (also known as the “Ponichala Reserve”) into King Erekle II. Park, to honor the...
Emaar’s Eagle Hills project — a planned Gulf-backed megadevelopment on Krtsanisi Forest and Gonio land outside Tbilisi — was already facing a heritage-and-governance campaign built around the 1795 Battle of Krtsanisi and questions over cont...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Aubrey Crane is a pen name. The author is a researcher and graduate student working on real estate FDI and governance in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus. Tips and documents welcome at [email protected]
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