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Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Read the latest from Caucasian Journal: Armenia-Azerbajani conflict, political and business situation in Georgia, views from Israel

Don't miss important articles from our sister project Caucasian Journal:

CJ pays a growing attention to the Armenia-Azerbaijani conflict, publishes two interviews with international experts:  Dr. Laurence BROERS: "There won’t be Armenian-Azerbaijani Dayton"; and Dr. Andreas UMLAND on escalation of Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict and Russia's role.

Political and economic situation in Georgia are addressed from very different viewpoints in interviews with lawyer Zaza Bibilashvili, hotelier Valeri Chekheria, and American investor Seth Char. While Valeri CHEKHERIA is positive about "shaping new Georgia"Zaza BIBILASHVILI  assures that "democratic backsliding is evident", and Seth CHAR feels disappointed as "it’s easy to start a business in Georgia but difficult to make it work" (also available in Georgian).

Finally, two articles show the views from Israel on business and political relations with Georgia. His Excellency Ambassador Ran GIDOR notes that "We’ve been spending too much time toasting each other", while Meni BENISH of Israel-Georgian Chamber of Commerce states that his organization "can get financial support for any size of ventures" (also available in Georgian).














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Tuesday, July 21, 2020

2020 London Wine Competition Winners Announced

21.07.2020 (Hvino News). Find out which wines won awards at this year’s London Wine Competition. Hvino News is proud to be official media partner of London Wine Competition. The results of the 2020 London Wine Competition are out. This is where wines are judged for end consumers. Wines are rated with 3 main criteria in mind, quality, value and package. To be a medal winner, wines must show overall rating in all the 3 factors. This year’s competition saw about 1000 entries from more than 41 countries which also included new wine producing countries like India.

The top 3 countries that scored the medals were Australia, Italy and Spain. Followed by France, Portugal and the United States. The top 5 varieties that scored were Shiraz / Syrah, Cabernet, Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot, Tempranillo. The biggest improvement in score by country was in the United States which had the highest average score by country followed by France.

Here are the highlights of the 2020 London Wine Competition: