Otto Kobakhidze
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Analysis
Kremlin’s Disinformation, Propaganda Makes Georgia’s Western Integration Fragile
Public opinion polls held in Georgia show the majority of Georgians support country’s integration into the West. Recent poll by…
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Op-eds
Tbilisi’s (anti)Russian Sunrise
Since 2011, when a handful of students protested against President Mikheil Saakashvili’s brutal handling of ex-speaker Nino Burjanadze-led protests on…
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Analysis
Those Suspicious Georgians
Mistrust is becoming a key societal characteristic of democracy Back in 1990s, an optimistic argument was widely held, that during…
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Op-eds
Intolerance throws the Nazi salute in Georgia
Moscow aids and benefits from Nazi rise, but the roots of intolerance are home-grown I first met Petre Ghutidze in…
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Features
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…
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TrackTwo
Georgia’s Youths Take to the Streets
In May 2016, Tbilisi’s Kiwi Café — a vegan hangout for city hipsters — was hit by nationalist youths armed…
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