Ioseb Gogashvili, deputy head of the State Security Service, Georgia’s domestic intelligence agency, has resigned on August 21. Gogashvili, who joined the State Security Service in 2015, has been associated …
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Tbilisi Hopeful of Merkel’s Upcoming Visit
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CSOs Turn Down President’s Offer for Joint Supreme Court Chair Candidate
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Georgia’s Foreign Trade in January-July 2018
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PM Bakhtadze Appoints Seven New Governors
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Georgian MFA Denies Tehran’s Religious Disrespect Claims
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Iranian MFA Slams Tbilisi for Disrespect of Islamic Hijab
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Georgian Freestyle Wrestlers under Fire over Russian Flagged T-shirts Photo
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Gas Storage Facility to Be Constructed in Georgia
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Stephen Hadley: the Russian invasion of Georgia completed Putin’s transition
Stephen Hadley was President George W. Bush’s National Security Advisor in 2005-2009. In an exclusive interview with the Voice of America’s Georgian Service, he recalls the events leading up to …
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Matthew Bryza: Western response to Russian invasion was soft, delayed
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PM’s Resignation: Expert Assessments in Washington DC
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Volker: US, Georgia enjoy strategic dialogue, close military ties
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Eka Akobia: Recognition by Assad won’t trigger anyone’s sympathy
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William Courtney: Georgia Enjoys Bipartisan U.S. Support
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Hodges: Do Everything To Become Indigestible For Russia
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Freedom House on Rustavi 2, Mukhtarli and Return of Bidzina Ivanishvili
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Jeffrey Mankoff: Western-integrated Georgia is in U.S. Interests
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In 2008, Putin learned that brutality paid off
Thornike Gordadze, former Georgian minister for European Integration, argues in a “Le Monde” opinion column that the 2008 Russian-Georgian war gave Vladimir Putin the certainty that brutality paid off. Yet …
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Q&A: Georgia’s Post-War Trajectory
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Q&A: What impact of 2008 war?
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Those Suspicious Georgians
Mistrust is becoming a key societal characteristic of democracy Back in 1990s, an optimistic argument was widely held, that during democratic transition a country like Georgia would overcome the Soviet-era …
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Georgian Orthodox Church: Whither the foreign policy role?
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In Pankisi, Georgia should wake to preventive approaches
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Q and A: Why are Georgians still suspicious of the First Republic?
Despite the growing awareness about the Georgian Democratic Republic of 1918-1921, its leaders and policies, Georgians still carry many prejudices about the period. Some carry a priori negative feelings. Regis …
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The Second International – Georgia’s “useless” ally or a European power?
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The exuberant life and tragic death of the Blue Horns
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Reclaiming Georgia’s Feminist Heritage
The sun and colors of early Tbilisi spring in the air, a colorful group gathers at the stairs of the Tbilisi State University on March 8 to mark the International …
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Women affected by Abkhazia’s abortion ban
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Georgian Diaspora: building ties that bind
