EU mediation Archives

May 25

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Policy Briefs & Papers , Publications
Tags: conditionality, democratization, EU mediation, Georgia, Levan Kakhishvili, parliamentary boycott, policy document, political crisis
25/05/2021
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The European Union’s New Role in Georgia: Successful Mediation and a Way Ahead

Levan Kakhishvili Consolidation of democracy is a lengthy and turbulent process, in which political crises can be a recurrent phenomenon. For Georgia, aiming to apply for the membership in the European Union (EU) by 2024, it is politically costly to let crises become unmanageable. However, the curre...

April 22

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: News
Tags: EU, EU mediation, EU membership, EU-Georgia relations, Online discussion, political dialogue
22/04/2021
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GIP participated in the “European Policy Center (EPC)” political dialogue

On April 21, Prof. Kornely Kakachia, the Director of the Georgian Institute of Politics, together with Marina Kaljurand, Member of the European Parliament, participated in a webinar “Georgia’s Political Crisis and the Effectiveness of the EU’s Response – What next? “. The f...

April 13

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Blog
Tags: Blog, EU, EU mediation, Nino Samkharadze, political crisis, political parties
13/04/2021
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EU Mediation in Georgia’s Political Crisis: What did We (not) Understand?

Nino Samkharadze [1] For five months, Georgia has faced a severe political crisis that has been worrying enough for its European partners to express unprecedented interest in the country’s ongoing political processes. Indeed, the EU has been actively involved in attempting to solve the cri...