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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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Armenia Ahead of Parliamentary Elections: Domestic Dynamics and Challenges
These Notes from the Road are based on DGAP’s trip to Yerevan from 8 to 14 March, 2026. The focus was on better understanding the current domestic dynamics an...
Hungary’s New Government: What’s at Stake for Ukraine and EU Enlargement?
“What’s Brewing in the Eastern Neighborhood?” brings timely questions to a panel of experts, sparking dynamic debate and showcasing a range of...
Europe’s Next Enlargement: What Berlin, Paris, and the Hague Really Think
In this input Nikola Xaviereff summarizes the key findings of DGAP’s latest policy brief Europe’s Next Enlargement: What Berlin, Paris, and The Hague Really Think.