Emil Avdaliani

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Emil Avdaliani specializes on former Soviet space and wider Eurasia with particular focus on Russia's internal and foreign policy, relations with Iran, China, the EU and the US. He teaches history and international relations at Tbilisi State University and Ilia State University (Georgia).

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Iran’s Middle East Strategy

A look at the map of the Middle East reveals three major geographic regions: the Anatolian Peninsula (Turkey), the Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia) and the Iranian...

What Will Bring Generational Change to Georgia?

Those who study modern Georgia often focus on large issues such as the country's relations with Russia, aspirations to join NATO and the EU, or...

The US & the Black Sea: A Troublesome Year Ahead

The US is increasingly looking inwards as internal political problems, coupled with the ongoing election campaign, shifts Washington’s attention away from some regions in the Eurasian...

Georgia Returns to the Old New Silk Road

Georgia has historically been at the edge of empires. This has been both an asset and a hindrance to the development of the country. Hindrance...

The Black Sea of Economic Cooperation

Since the Ukraine crisis of 2014 the security situation in the Black Sea region has significantly deteriorated. The annexation of Crimea by Russia as well as...

South Caucasus in Flux and Russia’s Increased Influence in the Region

As the US and EU experience major internal problems and China, Russia, Turkey and Iran become more cooperative on crucial Eurasian affairs, geopolitical reshuffle would result...

Eurasian Economic Union Might Expand

As the strained Russia-EU relations somewhat softened recently, and a rising cooperation is being seen over questions such as Ukraine and Moldova, Russia is on the...

U.S. and China Gear Up for Ideological Warfare

Within light of growing US-China competition and problems surrounding Anaklia, Georgia's positioning as the US key strategic partner in the region might come under question. Any...

The Economic Roots of Georgia’s “Defection” to the West

An important part of a country's foreign policy lies in its economic moves. This is particularly true in the case of large states seeking a bigger...

Russia Accelerates Construction of a New Black Sea Port

Economic and technological competition between China and the US has become an obvious fact for world politicians as well as analysts. However, as everyone pays attention...

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NATO’s Credibility Crisis: When the Alliance Survives But the Guarantee Dies

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The One That Came Out on Top: How Iran Won the Conflict

The Iranians have come out on top after the...

America’s Increasing AI Security Integration: Palantir’s ImmigrationOS and Maven Smart System

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