Blogs 30 May 2025 After the Cuts: What a Contracting Aid Landscape Means for Civil Society in Georgia and BeyondThe year 2025 marks a turning point in the global aid architecture.… Marika Mkheidze
Uncategorized 25 May 2025 Hope on Hold: Georgia’s Battle For DemocracyIn the third decade of the 21st century, the global wave of… Nino Samkharadze, Salome Kandelaki, Shota Kakabadze, Elene Panchulidze, Ana Andguladze
Uncategorized 24 May 2025 Scylla and Charybdis: Georgian Civil Society between Authoritarianism and Geopolitical ShiftsTraditionally, Georgian civil society has been central to democratization processes and has… Nino Samkharadze
Uncategorized 23 May 2025 Speaking Out, Staying Out: The Paradox of Political Participation in GeorgiaFor the last six month, Georgia has been spiraling towards authoritarianism with… Shota Kakabadze
Uncategorized 20 May 2025 Banning Political Parties in Georgia: “Militant Democracy” or a Double-Edged Sword?The Multi-Party system and pluralism in Georgia have experienced a significant regression… Salome Kandelaki
Perspective 13 May 2025 Aligned or Multi-aligned? Georgia’s Foreign Policy in FluxGeorgia faces a mutually reinforcing domestic and foreign policy crisis. At home,… Irakli Sirbiladze
Uncategorized 07 May 2025 The Politics of Party Bans and Their Potential Implications for Georgia’s DemocracyAt the invitation of the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP), a selection… GIP
Uncategorized 04 May 2025 The Final Push of “Georgian Dream” Toward One-Party Rule: The Georgian Parliament at The Forefront of Legal AuthoritarianismUnder the Georgian Dream, Georgia is experiencing democracy backsliding at a speed… Nino Samkharadze
Uncategorized 03 May 2025 The Limits of Democracy Protection in GeorgiaIn 2024, democracy broke down in Georgia as it experienced ‘the largest… GIP
Blogs 28 Apr 2025 Peace policy is dead. Beware the peace, Georgia!For several days now, Georgian society has been closely following the meetings… Medea Turashvili
News 15 Apr 2025 GIP at Workshop on European Security and the Black Sea RegionThe Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) participated in the high-level workshop “Ukraine… GIP
Uncategorized 31 Mar 2025 Georgia from Hybrid to Authoritarian Consolidation – does the public understand the scale of the risk?Lately, democracies around the world have been facing a significant crisis. According… Shota Kakabadze
