Too normal? Georgia, democracy, and the ‘Gavrilov crisis’
The sight of a Russian Communist presiding in their parliament has shocked Georgians into demanding greater democracy and circumspection towards Moscow
Experts & Staff
Tornike Sharashenidze
Wildest Dream: A costly election for Georgia’s ruling party
This week, Georgians chose a new president in a controversial election. Now, they have to live up to their promises
Democracy on the block: How the ECHR saved Georgia’s free press
The Georgian Dream may still have future, but to win back credibility, they have to learn from the Rustavi2 case and realise that they are accountable to the people who voted for them
Threat of instability looms large ahead of Georgia elections
Tuesday's car bomb in Tbilisi could be just the beginning of election-related turmoil in Georgia
NATO and Russia – what about the Black Sea?
What should be done in order to deter Russia from further aggression in this strategic area?
Georgia’s Gazprom mystery
Georgian energy minister's flirtation with Gazprom raises questions over transparency in Tblisi
Silencing dissent: Georgia’s faltering democracy
If Georgia fails the democracy test, the country will lose its historical chance to enter the European community
Engaging Iran: Implications for the South Caucasus
How the post-deal detente between Iran and the West might benefit the Caucasus states
Russian soft power in action: South Ossetia’s wandering ‘border’
Russian encroachments on the Georgian border show its disorienting and demoralising soft power in action
The Eastern Partnership: the view from Georgia
For Georgia, the main issue is the lack of awareness of the opportunities that the EU represents
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Too normal? Georgia, democracy, and the ‘Gavrilov crisis’
The sight of a Russian Communist presiding in their parliament has shocked Georgians into demanding greater democracy and circumspection towards Moscow
Wildest Dream: A costly election for Georgia’s ruling party
This week, Georgians chose a new president in a controversial election. Now, they have to live up to their promises
Democracy on the block: How the ECHR saved Georgia’s free press
The Georgian Dream may still have future, but to win back credibility, they have to learn from the Rustavi2 case and realise that they are accountable to the people who voted for them
Threat of instability looms large ahead of Georgia elections
Tuesday's car bomb in Tbilisi could be just the beginning of election-related turmoil in Georgia
NATO and Russia – what about the Black Sea?
What should be done in order to deter Russia from further aggression in this strategic area?
Georgia’s Gazprom mystery
Georgian energy minister's flirtation with Gazprom raises questions over transparency in Tblisi
Silencing dissent: Georgia’s faltering democracy
If Georgia fails the democracy test, the country will lose its historical chance to enter the European community
Engaging Iran: Implications for the South Caucasus
How the post-deal detente between Iran and the West might benefit the Caucasus states
Russian soft power in action: South Ossetia’s wandering ‘border’
Russian encroachments on the Georgian border show its disorienting and demoralising soft power in action
The Eastern Partnership: the view from Georgia
For Georgia, the main issue is the lack of awareness of the opportunities that the EU represents