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NATO-Georgia Relations: Will 2014 Bring Anything New?

The foreign policy orientation of Georgia’s new government has been the subject of considerable speculation. During the NATO Parliamentary Assembly’s 83rd Rose-Roth Seminar, held in Tbilisi, Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili…

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Again Citizenship Rules Banning Electoral Contenders in Georgia? Really?

September 5, 2013

One would think that Georgia’s government would be wary of banning presidential candidates on the basis of ambiguous citizenship laws. Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili was unceremoniously stripped of his Georgian…

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Legal Challenges in Georgia

August 2, 2013

(VOA) Cory Welt is interviewed by Voice of America on the rule of law in Georgia and US-Georgian relations (in Georgian). An audio transcript is available in English here. პროკურატურას…

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New Policy Memo: Russia, the Baltic Region, and the Challenge for NATO

The August 2008 Russia-Georgia war sparked great unease in the three Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) and in Poland about the willingness of the United States and other key members…

Russia, the Baltic Region, and the Challenge for NATO

The August 2008 Russia-Georgia war sparked great unease in the three Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) and in Poland about the willingness of the United States and other key members…

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Voting on the UN Resolution for Georgia’s Territorial Integrity

Last month (June 13), the UN General Assembly adopted a Georgia-initiated resolution about the situation in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Similar to the previous five resolutions, this one acknowledges the…

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New Policy Memo: Georgia and Russia: From Uneasy Rapprochement to Divorce?

When Bidzina Ivanishvili became Georgia’s prime minister following the victory of his Georgian Dream (GD) coalition in October 2012 parliamentary elections, he promised to dramatically improve Georgian-Russian relations. The announcement…

Georgia and Russia: From Uneasy Rapprochement to Divorce?

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In Georgia, the Sentencing Begins (and it’s relatively mild)

June 26, 2013

Amid sensational accounts of hidden weapons caches and newly uncovered torture videos comes a relatively muted piece of news from Georgia – the June 14th conviction of 16 former government…

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Georgia Decides to Participate in the 2014 Sochi Olympics

Is Georgia's decision to participate in the Sochi Olympics a realpolitik achievement or a defeat for civil society? On his visit to Yerevan in January, Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili…

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NATO-Georgia Relations: Will 2014 Bring Anything New?

Again Citizenship Rules Banning Electoral Contenders in Georgia? Really?

Legal Challenges in Georgia

New Policy Memo: Russia, the Baltic Region, and the Challenge for NATO

Russia, the Baltic Region, and the Challenge for NATO

Voting on the UN Resolution for Georgia’s Territorial Integrity

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Georgia and Russia: From Uneasy Rapprochement to Divorce?

In Georgia, the Sentencing Begins (and it’s relatively mild)

Georgia Decides to Participate in the 2014 Sochi Olympics