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GIP participated in the expert workshop on EU Policy in the Eastern Neighbourhood

On 23 January, 2025 Director of the Georgian Institute of Politics, Prof.…

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Lecture-Discussion – State under Attack: Uncovering Russian Propaganda Tools and Systemic Vulnerabilities in Georgia

On December 19, the Georgian Institute of Politics organized a lecture-discussion titled…

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Digital Voices: Key Driver of Civic Activism in Georgia

The Georgian Dream government’s reintroduction and passing of the "Law on Transparency…

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Where does it end? Three possible outcomes of the political turmoil in Georgia

A couple of weeks before what was described by many as a…

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An Open Letter to Georgia’s Citizens

Georgia has many supporters abroad. We are among them as scholars and…

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Statement of the Georgian Institute of Politics

Since its establishment, the Georgian Institute of Politics has always strived to…

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GEO4EU Exchange Lab „Quo Vadis, Georgia?”

On November 27, 2024, the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP), in cooperation…

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The First Session of the GEO4EU Capacity Building Training

On November 21-22, the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP), in collaboration with…

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The 2024 Presidential Elections in the United States: Expectations Regarding Georgia

The outcome of the U.S. presidential elections in 2024 is going to…

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GIP Participated in the Event Hosted by the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies

Prof. Kornely Kakachia, Director of the Georgian Institute of Politics, participated in…

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Georgia’s 2024 Parliamentary Elections and Their Implications for EU Integration

The 2024 parliamentary elections in Georgia were one of the most important…

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REUNIR Webinar on the Outcomes of Georgia’s Pivotal Elections: What’s Next?

On October 30, the Georgian Institute of Politics hosted a REUNIR webinar,…

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