Uncategorized 16 Oct 2023 Georgia’s Foreign Policy Dilemma: Can There be a Balance Between Transactional and Value-based Foreign Policy?February 2022 was a decisive month for the global security architecture. Russia’s… GIP
Uncategorized 09 Oct 2023 A New Magnet for Migration? Armenia’s Attractiveness to Highly Skilled International Professionals: Following the Example of Russian RelocateesSince the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the unprecedented number of… GIP
Uncategorized 05 Sep 2023 Iran’s Foreign Policy Toward Azerbaijan Amidst the War in Ukraine: Assertive Geopolitics, Incapacity, or Identity?Ongoing tensions between Iran and Azerbaijan, which emerged in the aftermath of… GIP
News 29 Jun 2023 Discussion – Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Implications for Black Sea SecurityPONARS Eurasia, in cooperation with the Georgian Institute of Politics and Tbilisi… GIP
Uncategorized 08 May 2023 Tbilisi’s Transactional Foreign Policy Leads Georgians AstrayGeorgia’s foreign policy strategy has been the subject of intense scrutiny and mounting criticism… Kornely Kakachia, Bidzina Lebanidze
News 06 Apr 2023 Call for Applications – Black Sea Summer University 2023Application is now open for the Black Sea Summer University – The… GIP
Blogs 15 Mar 2023 Georgia’s Slide to Authoritarianism© Originally published: Carnegie Europe | Georgia’s European future is falling victim… Kornely Kakachia, Bidzina Lebanidze
Uncategorized 15 Mar 2023 Can Georgia Afford Transactional Foreign Policy?As the one-year anniversary of Russian invasion of Ukraine has passed, it’s… GIP
Blogs 13 Feb 2023 One Year of War in Ukraine and Risk Assessment for Georgia: Five (updated) ScenariosIn March of 2022, just a couple of weeks after Russia launched… GIP
News 01 Feb 2023 Bandwagoning by stealth? Explaining Georgia’s Appeasement Policy on RussiaEuropean Security published an article titled "Bandwagoning by stealth? Explaining Georgia’s Appeasement… GIP
Perspective 29 Jan 2023 The Black Sea’s Back in American Foreign Policy But What Does This Mean for Georgia?It took one Russian invasion of Georgia (2008) and two invasions of… GIP
Blogs 26 Dec 2022 Resilience Through Civilian Preparedness: NATO’s Renewed Strategic Vision and Compatibility of GeorgiaUkrainian society has since 2014 shown an impressive level of resistance in… Nino Samkharadze
