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  1. Trump Organisation to build 70-storey Trump Tower Tbilisi along with local partners
    OpinionAnalysis19 Apr

    Trump Organisation to build 70-storey Trump Tower Tbilisi along with local partners

    The Trump Organisation has announced plans for a 70-storey Trump Tower in Tbilisi, a significant undertaking poised to reshape the city’s skyline. This venture, described as a mixed-use development featuring luxury residences, retail, dinin

  2. Russian MP’s visit to flood-stricken Daghestan backfires after clash with blogger
    OpinionAnalysis19 Apr

    Russian MP’s visit to flood-stricken Daghestan backfires after clash with blogger

    Russian MP Biysultan Khamzaev's recent visit to flood-stricken Dagestan sparked widespread anger, foregrounding complex dynamics between official state representation and informal public philanthropy. His public rebuke of a generous blogger