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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Possible West-Russia Rapprochement and its Impact on South Caucasus

In the West analyses abound on possible rapprochement between the West and Russia. This is mainly caused by China’s rise and the West’s fear...

Georgian Way of Combatting the Coronavirus

Despite its small size and unstable economy, Georgia was one of the first countries to start taking active measures to counter the spread of...

The Return to the Era of Spheres of Influence in Eurasia

The end of the Cold War brought hope to the West that the world had evolved past the concept of spheres of influence. No...

The Chinese View of Western-Russia Competition

The interrelation of Russia, China, and the West (primarily the US) will largely dictate how Eurasia develops in the coming decades. Will the super-continent...

The Battle of the Coronavirus Narratives

The coronavirus pandemic is becoming a battle of narratives. Ultimately, the question of whether the virus’s spread was a product of human action or...

Coronavirus Could Revolutionize America’s China Policy

Analyses abound on which state or region will benefit the most from the coronavirus crisis. Many believe it will be China, which has (or...

Coronavirus Is Hitting Russia on More than the Economy

The coronavirus pandemic began to affect Russia later than the western European states and the US, but has the potential to completely unravel the...

What Coronavirus Could Mean for China

The coronavirus pandemic will undoubtedly have an impact on China’s economy. Consider, for example, the US-China trade deal, the first phase of which took effect...

Turkey to Seek Larger Role in the Black Sea and the South Caucasus

As Turkey-Russia disagreements intensify in northern Syria, another theater – the Black Sea and the South Caucasus – is starting to play a bigger...

The EU Introduces New Vision for Eastern Partnership States

The EU has published an Eastern Partnership (EaP) policy which outlines the Union approach for 2020 and beyond towards the six former Soviet states bordering Russia....

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