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Tbilisi's Whisky Festival 2025 invites whisky enthusiasts, industry professionals, and lovers of fine taste to explore the diverse and refined world of whisky. Over two vibrant days at Expo Georgia, visitors will experience:
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Space International, a subsidiary of TBC Group, has partnered with Thoughtwokrs, a global tech consulting company. This is the first project of Thoughtworks in the Caucasus and Central Asia region. Within the framework of the partnership, Thoughtworks will help the first Georgian international financial-technological company - Space International, in tech transformation, introduction of updated engineering culture and strengthening of technical architecture.
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The leather accessories company Gepherrini is performing with 23% growth in 2022.
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At an expanded-format meeting held at the Presidential Palace of Kyrgyzstan, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze thanked Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov for the warm reception and emphasized the importance of high-level visits for the further development of bilateral relations. The two sides discussed the existing potential for deepening cooperation across various sectors.
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Officers of the Main Investigation Division of the Tbilisi Police Department of the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs, specifically the Anti-Fraud Unit, have detained one person on charges of fraudulently obtaining a large sum of money through abuse of official position. The information was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia.
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South Korea won their first World Cup match on Thursday beating the Czech Republic 2-1, thanks to a decisive late goal from substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu.
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All eyes were on Mexico and the Estadio Azteca as the 2026 World Cup kicked off Thursday. El Tri dominated South Africa in the Group A opener with two goals but it was two red cards for Bafana Bafana that sealed the hosts' victory. Read our blog to see how the match unfolded. Mexico made a commanding statement in the 2026 World Cup's opening match, defeating South Africa 2-0 at its Azteca Stadium. Two red cards in the second half left the Bafana Bafana chasing ghosts.
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