Uncategorized 24 Nov 2022 The „New Wave“ of Eastern Enlargement: How Does the EU conditionality Work for Georgia?The Eastern Partnership countries and the EU have been enhancing and deepening… Gvantsa Davitashvili
News 29 Oct 2022 GIP Hosted D.Rad Consortium Meeting in TbilisiBetween October 26-27, the Georgian Institute of Politics hosted the consortium meeting… GIP
News 17 Oct 2022 Georgia at a Crossroads: Is Tbilisi losing its strategic compass? Seminar in Oslo, NorwayTbilisi seems to be losing its strategic compass and the very foundations of its foreign policy? This question was raised… keta
Uncategorized 13 Oct 2022 What Does the Polarization in Georgia Look Like and How to Measure it?Political polarization in Georgia is viewed as one of the obvious shortcomings… Nino Samkharadze
News 27 Sep 2022 Public Discussion – Black Sea Cooperation for Stronger Security: Georgia, Ukraine, and AzerbaijanOn September 26, the Georgian Institute of Politics organized the public discussion… GIP
Uncategorized 26 Sep 2022 Black Sea Security after the Russian invasion of Ukraine: Views from Ukraine, Georgia, and AzerbaijanThe policy paper is an outcome of collaborative research project about the… Kornely Kakachia, Bidzina Lebanidze, Salome Kandelaki
Perspective 19 Sep 2022 Geopolitical Development and Its Implications for the Southern CaucasusThe last six months have awakened many to the significant geopolitical developments… GIP
Blogs 16 Sep 2022 State of the Union address – What does it mean for Georgia?It does not come as a surprise that this year, the state… Tinatin Akhvlediani
Uncategorized 12 Sep 2022 What’s Behind Georgian Dream’s Anti-Western Rhetoric and Foreign Policy BehaviorThe solidarity exhibited by the West in response to Russia’s invasion of… Kornely Kakachia, Shota Kakabadze
Uncategorized 09 Sep 2022 Georgia’s Crossroad after Crossroad: Paths of Risk and Resilience Kornely Kakachia, Bidzina Lebanidze
News 08 Sep 2022 Closed–door Workshop – Security and Geopolitical Shifts in the Black Sea Region – Implications for Georgia and the South CaucasusOn September 7, 2022 the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP), in cooperation… GIP
Uncategorized 07 Sep 2022 Georgian Foreign Policy Strategy in Uncertain TimesGeorgia has struggled to achieve its foreign policy goals of restoring its… Kornely Kakachia
