Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) announced that it has closed its Tbilisi office on September 30 after more than two decades of work with the country, citing Georgia’s grant restrictions and the Georgian government’s rejection of its applications for funding its project work. The closure is “a direct consequence of the political and legal framework created by …Источник:
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