Quote from: Synchronice on Today at 05:02:14 PM

Georgians aren't pro-Russians but the problem is that there are so many migrants from Russia to Georgia that are settling down that soon probably they'll be the majority in this tiny country Cheesy

I would say that Georgia is a pro EU country. I think that Germany is very popular destination for Georgians and I know some German companies who hired Georgian staff and operate from there. I have spent a month or two in the capital of Georgia and I have a good hopes, older generation very much likes people from EU and America too, young generation pretty much wants it to be a country like EU.
That's what I can say from my experience, hope someone will confirm this who has been in Georgia.

Btw Germany isn't in terrible situation right now. Recently I was in Ireland and returned in Germany, food prices are still good, it's hot in gyms, stores, etc. I'm in Bavaria and can't say that anyone is really worried. People work like before and life continues on. Oh, and no oil problems in supermarkts too, I'll update you guys with the prices on Monday Cheesy

Georgia is a country of 5 million people, and a few thousand Russians are not going to change the ethnic composition in a big way.

And now coming to Germany, the government has already announced that they will subsidize the gas prices for its citizens. I don't think that they will extend that support to the industrial units, but the population should be happy with what they get. LNG deliveries from US and Qatar has also picked up pace, and there should not be a severe shortfall in gas during the summer. But the long-term stability is still in doubt. And the government won't be able to spend hundreds of billions of Euros to subsidize gas every year.