Also, you may want to take a look around at more information about the post-Soviet Union, which would help you discover that under Mikhail Saakashvili, Georgia has made massive progress in the areas of corruption and security/personal safety, which many fear will now be regressive as Ivanishvili is one of those who made his fortune during the reign of bribery and corruption, where everything was run by the Georgian mafia. That era is about to resume, it is feared, and transparency in government, currently a fact, will be obscured. Ivanishvili’s Georgian Dream is funded primarily by a core set of corrupt businessmen and enjoys strong support from Vladimir Putin, which is not a good thing for an independent and strong Georgia.

The fact that Georgia is suffering from high unemployment is nothing unusual among the ex-Soviet republics now independent. What is unusual is that much of this unemployment is actually fomented by Russian anti-Georgian policies stemming from the fact that under Saakashvili, Georgia has made overtures and movements towards greater independence from Russia and more attachment to the European Union, which has rankled Putin & Co.

Putin, as a matter of well-documented fact, is currently engaged in rebuilding the former Soviet empire of vassal states by forcing many of the nominally-independent former parts of the USSR into a restrictive and dangerous ‘customs union’ under threat of cutting off oil and gas supplies to them.

A little deeper research into sources other than mainstream media might be a good hint for you in future, along with better attention to detail. Spelling counts, especially for aspiring journalists.