
On Georgia's Education and its Future.
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As the new academic year started on September 15 in Georgia, more and more schools are being abruptly shut down because of allegedly hazardous, dilapidated buildings that are “life-threatening for children.” Thousands...
In a surprise move on Sunday, August 30, the Minister of Education announced that 1,795 university applicants who passed the minimum competency threshold in the Unified National Exams will have the opportunity for so-called secondary enroll...
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The Georgian Dream government presented free higher education as the most socially attractive part of its restructuring plan. But the July 30 decree reveals a different model: one that makes full funding temporary, c...
I am Rusiko Kobakhidze.
My primary work right now is tied to SovLab—the Soviet Past Research Laboratory. However, being a historian is not my first profession; I studied Classical Philology and hold a PhD in Byzantine Philology. I teach th...
Alexander Kartozia’s recent appointment as Georgia’s Ambassador to Germany is a development of significant interest to scholars and observers of the South Caucasus. As a former Minister of Education (1998–2003) with deep ties to the German...
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Research, policy research, research policy, policy (& @findpolicy). Transparency (& @transparify). Caucasus (& @IliaStateUni). Sometimes #dogs. Great interest in Ethics of Political Commemoration.
Journalist and editor based in Tbilisi, providing news and analysis on the drastic reversal of liberal democratic values in Georgia.
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