Asterix in MAGAland - In the latest issue of GEOpolitics by @JDevdariani.
"In the coming years, the EU will have to counter this broadside against its fundamental principles, which, whatever the MAGA leaders claim, would destroy the EU as we know it."
https://t.co/2Y8mZpoCeM
GEOpolitics is out!
Inside War and Peace: the danger of “cheap peace,” NATO’s eastern flank under threat, MAGA’s impact on European liberalism, enlargement as a strategic test for the EU, and GD’s weaponization of poverty.
https://t.co/dVYLcbVtof
GEOpolitics turns two. Our mission has not wavered: tell Georgia’s story and the geopolitical weight of the South Caucasus. The last year proved once more that Georgia is not merely in Europe, but of Europe. The story continues.
Movie Posters: Volume II.
GEOpolitics is out! How Europe Risks Legitimizing Georgia’s Authoritarian Turn - and What the West Can Still Do.
Plus: the assault on academia, transactional geopolitics, and religion as a regime tool.
Read now: https://t.co/kgjYRmttJe
"Georgia’s approach to regional connectivity was realized through the development of pipelines, railways, highways, and ports. This was more than an economic project—it was statecraft and part of an ideology."
Read more: https://t.co/GSJoaNIEPZ
"Georgia’s new generation of democracy warriors is not made up of soldiers on the battlefield or revolutionaries with manifestos; they are ordinary women and men who chose defiance over silence and sacrifice over submission," writes @natasabanadze.
🔗https://t.co/R6IJJ0tZuf
"Mzia Amaghlobeli’s story also resonates with what she represents. Georgia’s independent media is under assault because it poses an obstacle to the rise of autocracy and keeps alive the hope of a democratic renaissance," writes @JDevdariani.
🔗https://t.co/5oQLEMa558
In the latest issue, @IvaneChkhikvadz details the EU’s dilemma and possible steps in response to Georgia’s democratic backsliding: https://t.co/ym80GnnZIB
Read now!
"For Ivanishvili, controlling Georgia was more than a profit-making venture or a passing diversion. Georgia offered something bigger — a convenient sovereign shield for his assets," write @JDevdariani and @TornikeZ: https://t.co/KU5OB3ljNL
New issue of GEOpolitics is out: "Georgia Was Just the First Victim."
We trace the arc from 2008 to today - war, occupation, disinformation, economic capture. From Georgia in 2008 to Ukraine today, the Natural Born Killer is still at large.
Read it now: https://t.co/qtJsAB0nix
"Ivanishvili is not just a silent partner, he is, today, Russia’s only true ally on the Black Sea." Read how Russia’s imperial ambitions are crumbling on every front, from the Middle East to Central Asia, except in Georgia: https://t.co/jnu1dTU23H
Why Brussels must stop dithering and activate the EU–Georgia Association Agreement’s legal defense mechanisms - Read the article by @IvaneChkhikvadz in the latest issue of GEOpolitics: https://t.co/mYFTNhkZwM
"The Doomsday Scenario – Back to the USSR?"
In this article, @sergikap exposes the step-by-step Russianization of Georgia’s foreign and domestic policy under the Georgian Dream party: https://t.co/jJbAkFdqju
The new issue is out!
Inside: The perils of authoritarian elections, GD’s Russian Drift, Moscow’s warm-waters retreat, Crimea’s implications for Georgia, The EU’s untapped leverage, Russia’s subversion playbook and lessons from Georgia’s 1921 resistance.
https://t.co/BWcggHIbVa
Here, @JDevdariani chronicles the slow demolition of Georgia’s civil service, once hailed as a quiet success of EU-backed reforms. What remains is a politicized apparatus, stripped of safeguards and subservient to the ruling party’s whims: https://t.co/ynHnCjmgQs
The new issue is out!
As Ukrainian drones weave a spiderweb, they inspire defiance and new ways.
Inside: the EU’s GD dilemma, NATO’s drift, China’s Anaklia stake, Caucasus connectivity clashes, Iran’s nuclear deal & Georgia’s politicized public service.
https://t.co/os1fC9d61G
"Ironically, the Georgian Dream is right about one thing: the MEGOBARI Act is indeed an unfriendly step—toward them. But it is a profoundly friendly act toward the Georgian people."
Read Temuri Yakobashvili's analysis: https://t.co/qF00TGqigl
Today marks 107 years since Georgia declared independence from the Russian Empire on May 26, 1918.
Our founding act promised equality for "all citizens regardless of nationality, religion, social status, and gender".
Today, as ever, the fight for true independence continues.
"A Man with Cards: Will Türkiye's Multi-Alignment Policy Bring Results?" - @ThornikeGord analyzes how Erdoğan uses crises to boost Türkiye's influence using geography, defense, migration and soft power to strengthen its role in Europe's security framework: https://t.co/kOLg1GVr54