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Abkhazia in 2021: Energy Crisis, New “Minister” and Political Controversy
Mamuka Komakhia, Analyst
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“Doberman” as a Minister: Inal Ardzinba’s Prospects and Challenges
Mamuka Komakhia, Analyst
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Putin’s Visit to the Occupied Abkhazia: Was our Reaction Actually Adequate?
Author: Amb. Valeri Chechelashvili, the Senior-Fellow at the Rondeli Foundation
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How to Stop the “Creeping Occupation”
Author: Amb. Valeri Chechelashvili, the Senior Fellow of the Rondeli Foundation
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Kremlin’s Policy in the Occupied Regions of Georgia Moves to a New Stage
Author: Mamuka Komakhia, Analyst
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Syrian Civil War in the Context of Regional Security
Author: Zurab Batiashvili, Expert of Oriental Studies, Doctor of Historical Sciences
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The Winnable Second Round of Russia’s Neighbors’ Struggle against Its Imperialism
Author: David Batashvili, International Relations Analyst
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Post-Soviet States – Struggle for the Legitimation of Power
Author: Giorgi Turmanidze
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Parliamentary Elections in Armenia – The Triumph of the Governing Party
Author: Giorgi Turmanidze
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Parliamentary Elections in Armenia: Sagsyan’s post-elections plans
Author: Giorgi Turmanidze
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Military Resilience - a Needed Factor for NATO-Partners
Over the decades of intensive engagement with its close partners, NATO has always insisted on military interoperability of the partner nation’s forces with those of the Alliance. Quite often, the primacy of military fitness exceeded the heavy weight of political requirements such as democratic transformation of the defense sector or increased transparency for better civilian control. …
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US Foreign Policy: The Law of the Pendulum
Author: Amb. Archil Gegeshidze, Executive Director of the Levan Mikeladze Foundation
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