Wess Mitchell, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, was quoted while speaking at the Atlantic Council on October 18 that it is important to see …
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Police Finds Missing Azerbaijani Teen
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Vladimir Putin Speaks Saakashvili, “Lugar Lab”
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Presidential Administration Slams Government for ‘Disregard of Constitution’
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GDDG Poll Gives Zurabishvili First Round Victory
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Penitentiary Service Denies Reports that Subeliani was Beaten
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GDDG Politicians Say Opposition Wants to ‘Destabilize’ Elections
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Subeliani Tapes Scandal: A Summary
Series of recordings made in prison and involving the former Prosecution Office official, Mirza Subeliani, is developing into a major scandal, affecting the ongoing Presidential campaign, but also bringing into …
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Russian military press bio-warfare claims, refuse to visit “suspect” Tbilisi facility
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Georgian Dream Tries to Steamroll CSOs, Retreats
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Timeline of Salome Zurabishvili’s Remarks on August War
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Those Suspicious Georgians
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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&A: Russia’s “Lugar lab” Information Offensive
Controversy around the Georgian Healthcare Ministry’s Richard Lugar Center for Public Health Research – previously known as Central Public Health Reference Laboratory – continues, as Russia levels new allegations against …
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Chollet: there were wrong expectations of Putin’s willingness for more continuity in U.S.-Russian relations
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Kersti Kaljulaid: Georgia’s New President Should be Able to Unite People
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The Devil’s Whip – scathing eye of the first Republic of Georgia
Tamara Svanidze, associate member of INALCO Center for Research of Europe and Eurasia, presents the way in which the Georgian satire digested international news and perceived country’s relations with its …
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“Democracy with Social Inertia” – How the Republic Built Schools
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Georgia’s new generation of historians: seeking democracy’s past
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A Tribute to the National Hero
With the passing of Senator John McCain, the United States has lost a visionary politician and a devoted statesman, a man of extraordinary courage and high moral integrity. The country …
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Europe – Handle with Care
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Name the culprit!
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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?
