Russia’s Advances Expose Georgia’s Vulnerabilities
By David IberiOn August 11, 2010, Russia announced that it deployed S-300 anti-aircraft missiles on the territory of the occupied Georgian region of Abkhazia. In... MORE
Optimism Prevails as Georgia CommemoratesTwo-Year Anniversary of Russian Invasion
By David IberiOn August 7, Georgia will commemorate the two-year anniversary of the Russian aggression of 2008, the consequences of which continue to haunt the... MORE
What Does De-Sovietization of Georgia Mean?
By David IberiOn July 21, Georgian Parliament unanimously adopted a resolution on the Soviet occupation of Georgia and declared February 25 the Day of Soviet... MORE
Why Is Moscow so Nervous About the Warming Trend in Georgia-Belarus Relations?
By David IberiOn July 13, Georgian media reported that the presidents of Georgia and Belarus, Mikheil Saakashvili and Alexander Lukashenka, had met in Crimea during... MORE
Ukraine Should Follow in Georgia’s Footsteps
By Taras KuzioI very much enjoyed reading Vitaly Sych’s article by this title published in the leading Ukrainian weekly magazine Korrespondent and the Kyiv Post.... MORE
The West Beefs Up Its Support for Georgia
By David Iberi The Georgian capital has seen several high-profile visits over the past weeks, and as reported by Georgian media more dignitaries are expected... MORE
Why Does Lavrov Call Georgia An “Anomaly” in the Post-Soviet Space?
By David Iberi On July 7, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov gave an interview to Mir, a Russian television and radio company. The themes chosen... MORE
What Signal Does Washington’s Arms Embargo against Georgia Tell us About US Policy towards Ukraine?
By Taras KuzioAn illuminating analysis in the reputable British magazine Jane’s Defence Weekly (June 29) alleges that while the US denies it has instituted an... MORE
Lavrov Hints at Fomenting Ethnic Tensions Inside Georgia
Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, has outlined a revised and updated policy of regime change towards Georgia. Interviewed on July 8 by the Mir television... MORE
Clinton’s Visit to Tbilisi and Georgia’s Security Concerns
By David IberiU.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s visit to Georgia, as part of her Eastern European tour, on July 5 is seen in Tbilisi... MORE