News 22 Dec 2022 The Geopolitics of EU Enlargement: The Case of GeorgiaDiscussion on the new geopolitical realities in the European neighborhood and their… GIP
08 Aug 2020 Round Table – Parliamentary Elections 2016On October 6 Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) and the Dutch liberal… GIP
08 Aug 2020 GIP Organizes AA Monitoring Group Roundtable Discussion in LopotaOn September 6-7 civil society leaders and experts from Georgia, Moldova and… GIP
09 Dec 2019 GIP Hosted the Tbilisi Think Tanks ForumOn December 9, 2019 the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) hosted the… GIP
News 18 Nov 2019 Call for Young Researchers from Georgia on Turkish Foreign Policy in the South CaucasusGeorgian Institute of Politics (GIP) together with the Heinrich Boell Foundation Tbilisi… GIP
Blogs 23 Apr 2018 Workplace Drug Testing: A Blind Spot of the Drug Policy ReformThe Georgian zero-tolerance drug policy, inherited from the Saakashvili administration, has faced… GIP
Uncategorized 25 Dec 2017 Assessment of 2017 by Georgian and international expertsThe Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) conducted a survey to sum up… Kornely Kakachia
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
Uncategorized 27 Mar 2017 “Domine, quo vadis?” – Georgian Vulnerability to the EU’s Uncertain FutureEurope is both celebrating and commiserating the 60th anniversary of the Rome treaties as… Tatia Dolidze
Blogs 20 Mar 2017 Elections 2017: Rocking the Dutch BoatWould the Netherlands be the first domino to fall to populism in… GIP
Uncategorized 13 Mar 2017 Why Is This Guy Still Talking About Democracy In Georgia?When you’ve spent a well over a decade writing about democracy in… GIP
