As global investment continues reshaping Southeast Georgia’s economy — from the Port of Savannah to major projects like Hyundai’s Meta Plant — international family disputes are becoming more frequent and more complex, according to David Purvis, partner at The Manely Firm family law practice.
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Georgia’s British Business Council Looks Forward to Eventful 2026
Atlanta’s top organization for promoting British business in the city is celebrating an eventful 2025 and looking forward to a fruitful new year, holding out hope that England’s soccer team will end up here for a World Cup match.
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Global Atlanta’s Top 10 Most-Read Stories of 2025
Granting some outliers, our most-read stories this year show there is still a strong appetite for our bread-and-butter news content: stories that illuminate international investment and trade activity here in Georgia, with a heavy emphasis on productive expansions.
Posted inItaly
Georgia Home to 81 Italian Subsidiary Companies: Report
When it comes to attracting Italian investors looking into the U.S., Georgia occupies a strong regional position, according to a new report from the Italian embassy in Washington aiming to […]
Posted inNetherlands
Dutch Chamber Seeks Nominees for First Awards Named for Late Exec
Atlanta’s Dutch chamber is set to kick off the new year with a networking night that will recognize the top business leaders connecting the Southeast U.S. with the Netherlands.
Posted inBrazil
Brazil’s Investment in South Georgia Continues as Factory Planned for Colquitt
Brazil’s investment in south Georgia continued this week as Gov. Brian Kemp announced that his August trip to the country is paying off in the form of a new manufacturing operation.
Posted inPanama
Gov. Kemp in Panama With Georgia Port Leaders to Observe Canal Operations
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is in Panama this week on a mission centered around the Central American nation’s storied canal, whose health and growth in recent decades has been linked with Savannah’s rise as the fastest-growing and second-largest port on the U.S. East Coast.
Posted inItaly
Event Recap: Italian Excellence in Factories, Food and Future Technologies Spotlighted at Landmark Expo
Italy is known globally for quality, taste and excellence, but operating in Georgia, the purveyors of these fine commodities don’t always get their due recognition.
Posted inSouth Korea
Weekly Briefing: The Kemp Interview
November 15, 2025 | v33i13 – Read online | Subscribe This issue of the Global Atlanta Weekly Briefing is sponsored by Atlanta International School, which is hosting a variety of […]
Posted inJapan
Kemp: Japan Trip Crucial for Georgia as Focus Shifts From Tariffs to Strategic Investments
As Gov. Brian Kemp welcomed Japanese Ambassador Shigeo Yamada to the State Capitol in early November, neither likely needed much of a refresher about the other. Just a few weeks […]