Alya Shandra

Thousands continue taking to the streets in Tbilisi to protest against a law seen as undermining Georgia's Euro-Atlantic prospects

On Tuesday, May 14, Georgia's ruling Dream Party passed the "Foreign Agents law," threatening aspirations to join the…

The hushed-up Soviet crime is one that Russia continues to spin in its ongoing occupation of Crimea, and one that Ukraine insists was genocide

While Russia's offensive in northern Ukraine came as no surprise, military analysts argue delays in Western aid, restrictions on striking targets in Russia, and issues in Ukrainian command left troops unprepared to mount an effective defense.

Adoption expected to have a chilling effect on both civil soceity and Georgia's Eurointegration

While the presence of FSB agents on the streets of Kyiv during the Euromaidan protests was a chilling reminder of Russia's determination to maintain its grip on Ukraine, it was just one piece of a much larger puzzle - a campaign of interference that included everything from disinformation and sabotage to plans for an outright invasion.

Georgia continues path to adoption of law criticized for enabling the crushing of civil society in Russia

Gazprom's failure to replace its lost European gas market will constrain profits until at least 2030, British intelligence assesses

The Russian offensive in northern Kharkiv Oblast is not aimed at seizing the city of Kharkiv at this time based on the reported sizes of Russian elements committed to the operations.

Slovakia offers refuge to Artem Marchevskyi, a long-standing ally of "Putin's man in Ukraine" Medvedchuk with vast experience in Russian propaganda

Ukraine has little means to intercept the cheap and powerful bombs

The journalist had investigated the dodgy real estate purchases of the family of the chief of SBU's cybersecurity department

Night drone attacks are becoming a regular occurence in Russian regions

Step important for "all nations seeking to live in a peaceful and secure world," says Ukraine's Foreign Minister