The sharpening tensions in Georgia, sparked by last Saturday’s contested parliamentary election, are reminiscent of many previous mass protests in Eastern Europe. Unfortunately, the case of Georgia...
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Whom does the Kremlin expect to see in the White House? And what does it expect from...
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Bidzina Ivanishvili, leader of the Georgian Dream (GD), announced in mid-September the intention to apologise, after the October 26 parliamentary election, to the South Ossetians for starting the...
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As Georgians themselves say, this parliamentary election will undoubtedly be historic. Not only the country’s domestic development but also its foreign policy direction is at stake. The party...
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The BRICS annual summit taking place on 22-24 October was the first post-enlargement meeting of the still heterogeneous, yet now increasingly anti-western club. What was on each participant's wish...
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The EU is expected to reach an inflection point for defence integration between now and 2030. Demand for what the public perceives as a common defence policy has never been greater. If Eurosceptic...
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The next EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (HR) will take office at a moment when European security and the global order are in turmoil. Her agenda will have to be global...
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Since Russia’s war against Georgia in August 2008, but most dramatically in its full-fledged invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Vladimir Putin has shown himself to be a faithful adherent of...
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The detention of entrepreneur and co-founder of the Telegram messenger, Pavel Durov, by the French prosecutor's office has become one of the most notable events of recent weeks. Discussions...
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The world is on the edge again as the regime in Tehran ponders its response to the assassination of the Hamas leader on Iranian soil presumably by Israeli agents. There is an ever-present possibility...
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