Azerbaijani state oil company SOCAR plans to open 20 more gas stations in Georgia, with at least three expected to open in March, as part of the expansion of its daughter company, SOCAR Georgia.
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A local newspaper claims the government is keeping bread prices artificially low until parliamentary elections in May, in the face of a rise in international wheat prices.
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More people are applying for Georgian citizenship, according to the Justice Ministry.
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“Opposition leader’s flat raided in Kvareli”
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