
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

Clinton in Georgia: Precious Few Deliverables
US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, paid a six-hour visit to Georgia on July 5, as part of a tour of five countries in five... MORE

Is Part of the Georgian Opposition Financed by Georgian Organized Crime?
On June 22, the German newspaper Frankfurter Rundschau published an article by Andreas Förster entitled “Georgian Mafia Planned a Coup,” in which it was stated... MORE
Georgia’s Anti-Occupation Strategy Gains More International Support
By Giorgi KvelashviliAs the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was visiting the United States to discuss with President Barack Obama relations between the two countries, the... MORE
Lithuania’s Support Can Galvanize Georgian Diplomacy
By Giorgi KvelashviliOn June 1, the Lithuanian parliament, Seimas, passed a resolution towards Georgia that can be seen as a precedent for other countries and... MORE
Georgia’s Political Landscape Reshaped After Local Elections
The Christian-Democrat Movement and the Alliance for Georgia laid a basis in recent local elections for the development of genuine opposition parties in Georgia. According... MORE
Georgia Returns to Stability and Growth After Local Elections
Candidates from Georgia’s governing party, the United National Movement (UNM), won the country-wide local elections on May 30, including the pivotal contest for the Tbilisi... MORE
Secrets behind Saakashvili’s Spectacular Victory in Georgia’s Municipal Elections
By Giorgi KvelashviliOn May 30, the Georgians went to the polls to elect their local municipalities, called sakrebolos, and for the first time, Tbilisi residents... MORE
Dark But Short: Russia’s Shadow on Georgia’s Elections
Russia is casting its dark shadow on Georgia’s electoral campaign, but it is not the proverbial long shadow. Rather, it affects Georgia’s internal politics at... MORE