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The Case of Georgia and Lessons for the West
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This publication by Eka Tkeshelashvili, a former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, and Zaza Bibilashvili, the Chairman of the Chavchavadze Center for European Studies and Civic Education, takes stock of Georgia's engagement with the West amid its democratic backsliding. It argues that helping Georgians reclaim their democracy is part of shaping the future of the transatlantic community and will determine whether democratic alliances can recognise internal decay early, correct course before capture becomes irreversible, and align strategic ambition with democratic reality.
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What is the Future of the European Neighbourhood Policy?
Russia’s war against Ukraine has fundamentally changed the EU’s Eastern Neighborhood and its policy towards the region. We observe a fragmentation betw...
EU Policy in Its Eastern Neighborhood: What is Needed for the Region?
Over the past fifteen years, the EU’s Eastern Neighborhood has undergone two profound transformations that have fundamentally altered both the region’s pol...
Retiring the Eastern Partnership: What Comes Next?
The Eastern Partnership (EaP) has become an increasingly outdated framework to structure the EU’s relations with six neighboring states whose paths have diverged sharply since 2022.