Georgian Church’s recognition of Ukrainian autocephaly ‘only a question of time,’ Horyevoy says
The Georgian Orthodox Church has not yet recognized the autocephaly of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church because it is…
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Weak response to Russian Duma elections in Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia
From the standpoint of international law, these territories belong to Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine, respectively; and their residents…
The post-Soviet oligarchy and how it shaped national state politics | 30 Years of Freedom, p.2
Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia Van Voren: Of course, you have a number of Lithuanians who managed quite cleverly to…
Secret service documents from Ukraine, Georgia & former Czechoslovakia reveal persecution of East European intellectuals
The Ukrainian documents reveal interesting facts about writer and humourist Ostap Vyshnia, filmmaker Oleksandr Dovzhenko, monumentalist artist Mykhailo…
Demolishing monuments not enough to destroy post-Soviet nostalgia, but property rights help | 30 Years of Freedom, p.1
How strongly were Communists supported in post-Soviet countries after the fall of the USSR? Do the populations of…
Why the Georgian PM’s visit does nothing to reverse Tbilisi’s distancing from Kyiv
That no Georgian PM has visited Kyiv in a bilateral format for nine years serves as a clear…
Russian propaganda made up camps for Middle East refugees in Georgia: case of a forged letter
The beginning Our research shows that the disinformation campaign began on 24 August 2020 in a French-language blog.…
EU emerges as leading donor for Partnership countries in fighting COVID-19 pandemic and its economic consequences
On March 30, the European Union announced it would provide substantial support to the six Eastern Partnership (EaP)…
Intermarium countries can no longer count on West to defend them against Russia, Honcharenko says
The countries between Russia and Old Europe lying between the Baltic and Black Seas can no longer count…
A century of Georgia’s struggle against pro-Kremlin disinformation
Almost 100 years ago, in his speech in Tbilisi 16 January 1920, Noe Zhordania, the first leader of Democratic…
“Who’s afraid of the brown stink bug?” Russian disinformation about a lab in Tbilisi
A very well-known piece of wisdom of all media in the world is: keep your stories close to…
Troop disengagements with Russia work only after capitulation to Russia: lessons from Georgia and Moldova
The disengagements of troops in Moldova and Georgia took place under interstate agreements on a ceasefire signed between…
Intermarium countries becoming Ukraine’s main advocates, Portnikov says
Stanisław Karczewski, the Marshal of the Senate of the Republic of Poland, has announced plans to convene a…
In post-Soviet countries, ethnic Russians are assimilating to titular nationalities, Kozlov says
Something unprecedented is happening to ethnic Russians in many post-Soviet states, Vladimir Kozlov of Moscow’s Higher School of…
When facts become interpretations: Russian propaganda ten years since war with Georgia
While ten years have passed since the Russo-Georgian War, not the sound of bullets but of rumours, biased…
Ten years after: why Georgia failed to reintegrate its occupied territories
Read also: Georgia’s lessons of peacebuilding now instructive for Ukrainians Never-ending Geneva These days ten years ago, the Russo-Georgian…
Ten years after the Russian-Georgian war: the Kremlin’s unlearned lessons
This war which lasted a week took hundreds of lives of Georgians, Ossetians, and Russians, soldiers and civilians.…
The Russian war against Georgia is far from over
Despite suggestions by analysts like Sergey Markedonov that the 2008 Russian-Georgia war is over, Moscow’s aggression against Georgia…
Another country where ‘local’ Nazis are a front for Russia – Georgia
“The majority of the leaders of Georgian fascists and neo-Nazis are in one way or another connected with…
Ukraine less westernized than Baltic States, Moldova, Georgia – research
Ukraine ranks 6th among 14 former Soviet republics by its level of integration into the western political, economic, and cultural…
