Georgia
Under the shadow of the ancient Narikala Fortress, a symbol of resilience perched above Tbilisi, a new army of dissent is forming.
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May 15, 2024
Georgia’s Youth Stand Up for Democracy
Under the shadow of the ancient Narikala Fortress, a symbol of resilience perched above Tbilisi, a new army of dissent is forming.
May 7, 2024
EU in Tug-of-War for Georgia and Moldova
Ukraine is the priority for those who take the future of Europe and liberal democracy seriously, but there are two other battles that demand our attention.
May 1, 2024
Swelling ‘Russia Law’ Protests Threaten Georgian Government
As Tbilisi’s official relations with the West reach a new low, a new political force has emerged — previously apathetic young people.
April 30, 2024
Anti-Russian Sentiment Escalates as Georgians Seek European Dream
The government is massively out of step with its population over links with the West, and must claw back support before elections in the fall.
April 22, 2024
On Once-Bloodied Streets, Georgians Dream of Freedom from Russia
Night after night, tens of thousands of Georgians are flooding the streets to protest restrictions on their freedom, and Russia’s continuing influence.
April 10, 2024
Georgia Goads West With New Foreign Agent Law
As Georgia again considers adopting a repressive agent law, its geopolitical trajectory is coming under intense scrutiny.
February 6, 2024
US Black Sea Strategy: The Georgian Connection
US policymakers are actively discussing a Black Sea strategy, reflecting its importance to American interests in the wider region.
February 6, 2024
Influx Sparks Anti-Russian Backlash in Georgia
Anti-Russian sentiment, driven by Moscow’s partial occupation and an influx of Russians fleeing the Ukraine war, is straining Georgia’s social fabric. Its leaders must tread carefully.
January 23, 2024
Stalin, Saints, and the Struggle for Georgia’s Soul
The story of a Stalin icon illustrates a profound political polarizatIon in the lead-up to this year’s parliamentary elections.