Tornike Zurabashvili
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Analysis
In Georgia, State Bows to Church amid Coronavirus Crisis
As Georgian Orthodox Church defies government-imposed restrictions ahead of the Easter festivities, the country braces for further virus fallout. Tornike…
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Analysis
Crisis in Abkhazia: What You Need to Know
Tornike Zurabashvili is a former editor of Civil.ge and a fellow at the Eurasia Democratic Security Network (EDSN). The past…
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Opinion
Yerevan bids for closer ties with Tbilisi: will that work?
The new Armenian government under Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan seeks to advance political and economic cooperation with Georgia, but conflicting…
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Analysis
Explainer: Elections in S.Ossetia
Voters in Georgia’s Russian-held province of Tskhinvali Region/South Ossetia will go to the polls on June 9, to elect the…
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Analysis
Backgrounder: Georgia, Russia and Politics of Ecclesial Occupation
The Georgian Orthodox Patriarchate announced late last December that it would not rush with recognizing the autocephaly (ecclesiastical autonomy) of…
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Analysis
Backgrounder: Tskhinvali’s Territorial Claims in Kazbegi Municipality
In an interview on June 29, the South Ossetian ‘foreign minister’, Dmitri Medoev, said the region’s Russian-backed authorities are intent…
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Op-eds
The Apartheid That We Sustain
Ten years after Moscow rolled its tanks into Georgia, formalizing its politico-military presence in Abkhazia and Tskhinvali Region, Tbilisi has…
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