More: Georgia
Political and Economic interests of Japan in South Caucasus: Perspectives of Cooperation
Though Japan was among the first to recognize the independence of three
South Caucasus states, relations with Tbilisi, Yerevan and Baku remained
limited in the 1990s....
The Trans-Caucasus in 2019 Is Not a Monolithic Region
In late 2016, the Russian International Affairs
Council published The Evolution
of the Post-Soviet Space: Past, Present and Future, a major anthology attempting to conceptualise
development trends...
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...
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...
Eastern Partnership Countries: Buffer Zone or Platform for Dialogue?
2019 marks the 10 th anniversary of the Eastern Partnership,
a political initiative the EU launched in 2009 for developing relations with
six eastern countries of...
Georgia Ranks 7th in the World for Ease of Doing Business
Europe and Central
Asia is home to two of the world’s top 20 best places to do business – Georgia (7th) and North
Macedonia (17th) with...
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...
Foreign Affairs of the Absurd: The Strange Case of Abkhazia 2019
While very few Americans (and Western
Europeans for that matter) would be hard pressed to successfully locate the
Republic of Abkhazia on a map (it’s 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...