The European Union (EU) and the World Bank launched today the Increasing Institutional Capacity for Innovation (IICI) project, at an event held at Tech Park Georgia....
Georgia’s and to a large extent any other post-Soviet state’s foreign policy depends on what happens in/to Russia. Problems in the Russian economy might be causing...
On April25-28,“Second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation” took place in the capital city of China. From South Caucasus region only Azerbaijan leader Aliyev was...
Authors: Aliyar Azimov and Aynur Azimzade* South Caucasus has always been a focus of geopolitical competitions for centuries with its geo-strategic location and natural resources. The...
GUAM (initially called GUUAM), an organization for democracy and economic development, was established in 1997 following the collapse of the Soviet Union. It served as one...
Authors: Ruslan Mamedov and Olga Pylova* For many years, the Black Sea has been a platform for the military exercises of Black Sea region countries and...
One of the major historical obstacles for Russian territorial (or simply geopolitical) expansion over the past several centuries has been the Caucasus Mountains. Thence comes Russia’s...
China’s economic and political ascendancy is a topic for almost every Eurasian state – and Georgia is no exception. However, before proceeding to China’s geopolitical role...
Over the past several months, a whole range of actions has taken place to expand all of Georgia’s existing and future Black Sea ports. These moves,...
In 2018, Georgia confirmed its strong commitment to political association to and economic integration with the EU, as highlighted by its government’s high-level meeting with European...