Georgia: A “Small Country” with Regional Influence? Part 2
I concluded my first essay with the following question: Does Georgia have the capacity, despite formally being a "small country,"to ...
I concluded my first essay with the following question: Does Georgia have the capacity, despite formally being a "small country,"to ...
In the everyday geopolitical vocabulary, Georgia is referred to as a "small country." This is understandable, since according to established ...
Various comments and assessments regarding the so-called "multi-vectorism" in previous publications on the country's foreign policy have prompted numerous questions. ...
I consider the political initiative "Georgia First" to be a healthy union. I equate the word "healthy" with a very ...
Modern authoritarianism does not require the use of military force or the suspension of the constitution. In today's world, it ...
The shift of Georgian-American relations into a realistic plane is driven by the primary demand of the modern world: finding ...
The recent visit of the US Vice President to Baku and Yerevan once again painfully reminded us of our country’s ...
When referring to Donald Trump’s foreign policy, I did not place the word “doctrine” in quotation marks by accident. From ...
Read Part 1. Read Part 2. I have spoken and written many times in the past about Georgia’s system of ...
Read Part 1. The old economic (and not only economic!) order has come to an end, and any effort to ...
