Blogs 13 Apr 2017 Why Law Enforcement Matters for Georgia’s European IntegrationGeorgians gained the right to travel visa-free to the Schengen zone on… GIP
Blogs 30 Mar 2017 War in Nagorno-Karabakh: What would it mean for Georgia?April 2, 2017 marks the one-year anniversary of the most serious fighting… GIP
Blogs 29 Mar 2017 What Brexit means for the EU, Russia, and GeorgiaDespite some recent positive developments (i.e., visa liberalization for Georgia) the outlook… GIP
Blogs 20 Mar 2017 Elections 2017: Rocking the Dutch BoatWould the Netherlands be the first domino to fall to populism in… GIP
Blogs 07 Mar 2017 The EU Allocating Refugees to Georgia? Slow Down and Get the Facts StraightIs the European Union going to allocate refugees to Georgia? After reading… GIP
Blogs 06 Mar 2017 Why Georgia Should be Worried about Marine Le PenWhile European Union member states are preoccupied with countering Russian propaganda and… GIP
Blogs 02 Mar 2017 Can McCain and Company Overrule Trump on Russia? The View from GeorgiaKhurvaleti, Georgia, January 1, 2017: It’s a cold but clear winter day.… GIP
Blogs 20 Feb 2017 Georgia and Germany in the Euro-Atlantic Space: Between Expectations and RealityMikheil Sarjveladze PhD student University of Cologne The combination of an uninformed… GIP
Blogs 10 Feb 2017 Georgia Can’t Avoid Europe’s TurmoilWhile Georgian observers fixate on their country’s own political and economic problems,… GIP
Blogs 17 Jan 2017 Expect Trump’s Team to Challenge Him on Russia and NATOPresident-Elect Donald Trump will enter office this month with no formal experience… GIP
Blogs 13 Dec 2016 The EU’s Visa Suspension Mechanism ExplainedOn Dec. 7, 2016, the European Council and European Parliament reached agreement… GIP
Blogs 12 Dec 2016 Trying to Find a Balance: Georgian Dream’s Gas DiplomacyFrom 2012 to 2015, gas consumption in Georgia increased by nearly 500… GIP
