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GIP at Strategic Dialogue Public Session

On May 14, 2025, the Georgian Institute of Politics participated in a…

Call for Applications – Black Sea Summer University 2025

Application is now open for the Black Sea Summer University – Shifting…

Study Visit to NATO Headquarters in Brussels

On April 15, the NATO Public Diplomacy Division, in coordination with the…

GIP at Workshop on European Security and the Black Sea Region

The Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) participated in the high-level workshop “Ukraine…

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BLOGS

Peace policy is dead. Beware the peace, Georgia!

For several days now, Georgian society has been closely following the meetings…

Medea Turashvili

Why is the Might of the Protests Not Transformed Into Political Energy?

The latest developments in Georgia indicate that the ruling Georgian Dream party…

Salome Alania

Polls Show Major Shifts in Trust in Public Institutions Ahead of the October 2024 Elections

The Georgian parliamentary elections of 26 October 2024 brought about a political…

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The Leadership Vacuum in Georgia Protests Cannot Continue Forever

Georgia is currently experiencing an unprecedented wave of nationwide protests following the…

Kristina Pitalskaya

PERSPECTIVES

Aligned or Multi-aligned? Georgia’s Foreign Policy in Flux

Georgia faces a mutually reinforcing domestic and foreign policy crisis. At home,…

Irakli Sirbiladze

What Russia’s Generational Legacy Reveals About Its Path to 2045

How three generations shaped by collapse, control, and conflict will influence Russia’s…

Murad Nasibov

The Costs of Georgia’s Self-Isolation

Once considered a model for democratic reform in the post-Soviet region and…

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The EU and Its Candidate Countries Torn Between the Helsinki and Yalta Models of World Order

For decades, Europe has anchored its foreign policy and international outlook in…

Steven Blockmans

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

GIP’s education programs offer opportunities for young professionals to expand their expertise in policy issues through workshops, seminars, trainings and summer schools.

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