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Op-eds
NATO Washington Summit: Unprecedented Setback for Georgia that Can’t be Ignored
On July 9-11, 2024, Washington hosted the 75th-anniversary Summit of NATO. The main themes of the Summit were deterrence and defense, Ukraine, and global partnerships. About the author: Temur Kekelidze is a Senior Fellow at the Georgian Strategic Analysis Center (GSAC) and a career diplomat.…
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Op-eds
Beaten Lawyer’s Testimony Highlights Police Violence and Perjury in Court of Law
Ted Jonas, a dual Georgian – American citizen and well-known business and environmental lawyer, who has lived in Georgia for some 30 years, was beaten and arrested by police at the demonstration against the Georgian foreign agents’ law on the night of April 30 –…
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Interviews
Interview | Uzra Zeya, U.S. Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights
Georgia’s relations with Western partners have deteriorated considerably following the adoption of the much-criticized law that is likely to curb the right to association and the free press. The United States has been consistently criticizing the recent policies of the Georgian government and saying they…
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The Dispatch
Dispatch – July 10: Fellow Travelers
It was 2019, another turbulent year in Georgian politics. Months before he was controversially forced out of the Anaklia port project, still just-a-businessman Mamuka Khazaradze sent a special package to London. The package contained a letter that Khazaradze claimed was sent to him by then-Interior…