Trevor Williams

In what officials joked was the “worst-kept secret” of the St. Patrick’s Day season, Enterprise Ireland on Friday officially unveiled in Atlanta its eighth U.S. office, just in time for the holiday. 

The question amid bilateral bickering is what becomes of the momentum built through the Atlanta Phambili initiative, launched last year by former U.S. envoy Reuben Brigety with a kickoff trip to Atlanta in March. 

While “Holland on the Hill” may not have the same ring in Georgia, an assemblage of Dutch under the (Gold) Dome March 3 served the same purpose: making sure lawmakers […]

A new incubator for Czech companies opened Wednesday in Gwinnett County, setting the stage for what organizers hope will be an influx of manufacturing and tech firms from the Central […]

Delta Air Lines Inc. is launching two new Africa routes from Atlanta later this year, strengthening its presence on the continent as a variety of African nations continue to show deeper interest in Georgia. 

Frontier Airlines, the third-largest single carrier at the world’s busiest airport, is adding two international routes from Atlanta as part of an expansion to eight new cities from Hartsfield-Jackson. 

At a time of growing upheaval in international relations, a symposium in Macon earlier this month yet again focused on the opportunities rather than the threats of cross-border connections. 

Aspen Aerogels is abandoning a $325 million plant to make thermal barriers in Statesboro, becoming the latest battery or component supplier to vacate a major Georgia project amid uneven demand for electric vehicles. 

A Czech producer of plastics used to make pipes and cable has expanded a factory, warehouse and headquarters in Peachtree City, adding 21,000 square feet and one new production line as its business grows in the United States. 

With a plan to play a larger role in the global economy, Pakistan is positioning itself as a “connector country,” deepening ties with its largest neighbor but remaining open and active in trading with the world.