Caucasus Online
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Veon has sold its operations in the eastern European nation of Georgia to its former local partner for just US$45 million. -
A panel at Capacity Europe has revealed the Digital Silk Way is on track to see several project milestones over the coming weeks as infrastructure deployments progress.
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The Azerbaijan investor that owns Bakcell and is building the Digital Silk Way as a backbone through the Caucasus has appointed Vasyl Latsanych as its head of telecoms.
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Connectivity has been put at the top of the agenda in Georgia, following a visit earlier this month from Europe's commissioner for neighbourhood and enlargement, Olivér Várhelyi.
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Magticom has published an open letter to Georgia's national regulator claiming it included "ill-founded and downright false information" in its 2020 annual report.
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Sweeping new powers granted last year to Georgia's communications regulator, GNCC, have been deemed "not in line with European standards".
Forthcoming events
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Caucasus Online has called on the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) to assist after Georgia’s regulator appointed a special manager to the company’s board.
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The parent company of Georgia’s Caucasus Online has told media that it has submitted a new offer to the national regulator as it works to settle the ongoing dispute over ownership.
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The Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) has issued a final deadline for NEQSOL Holding to reverse its acquisition of internet service provider Caucasus Online.
