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Tonight, the European Council granted candidate status to the country of Georgia.

BRAMS Institute congratulates our multinational republic with the historical progress, and expresses sincere gratitute to the 27 EU country leaders for their decision.

Today, the government of Georgia approved the construction project of the Georgian Cultural Centre in the Kingdom of Jordan.

It will include a religious centre, exhibition spaces for icon painting and halls for performing hymns. The centre will assist Georgian scientists in researching the work of Georgians in the Holy Land. Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili personally supervises the work of the commission, which involves the entire administration of the Georgian government. He gives specific tasks to each minister.

The Elder of Pankisi Gorge, prominent Kist writer, and a patriot of Georgia, Khaso Khangoshvili died at 81.

He was born in a heavenly village near the Alazani River, East Georgia. Young Khaso was taught to embrace values ​​such as dignity, loyalty, love of the homeland, and hospitality.

From 10 to 12 November, Tbilisi Book Days will be held in the Hall 11 of ExpoGeorgia.

Dozens of publishing houses and bookshops offer new and well-known publications at discounts. Book lovers can purchase products from their favourite publishers and stores, saving 10 to 30 per cent. Also, there will be special discounts and offers from the Bank of Georgia, the general sponsor of the event.

Some people are against celebrating this 'foreign' holiday in Georgia. Others enjoy it. In a democratic country, each of us can make our own choice, even if it is just about Halloween.

Stephen King believes that "we make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones." May all horrors be scared off with the jack-o'-lanterns we have carved this year.

BRAMS Institute wishes you all a happy Halloween!