Recent turbulence on world financial markets—the worst experienced since terrorist attacks on New York in 2001—has had an impact on the Georgian stock exchange, but only on those shares in the global market, chair of the Stock Exchange Observation Board Gogi Loladze announced.
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Less than 30 percent of Georgians questioned by the newspaper Kviris Palitra think recently re-elected President Mikheil Saakashvili will stick to his campaign promises.
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“Ramaz Klimiashvili: creating a state ministry for diaspora issues is just senseless!”
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