Yates: Why Europe Must Join US Pressure on China
China’s growing involvement in Russia’s war in Ukraine is drawing close attention from U.S. policymakers, according to Steve Yates, senior research fellow for China…
Kartlos Sharashenidze
Kartlos Sharashenidze is co-founder, executive editor, and Georgian Service managing editor of Independence Avenue Media, with expertise in U.S. foreign policy and Eurasian geopolitics. A former documentarian and reporter at Voice of America, he got his start in his native Georgia at Georgian Public Broadcaster and Imedi TV.
Carpenter: Can the South Caucasus be complete without Georgia? We’re about to find out
WASHINGTON (Independence Avenue Media) — Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace declaration at the White House on August 8 creating what’s being called the…
Carpenter: From Alaska Summit Warnings to Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Praise
Former Senior Director for Europe at the White House NSC and U.S. Ambassador to the OSCE Michael Carpenter delivers a comprehensive analysis of key…
Panetta: Trump Now Sees ‘You Cannot Trust Putin’
WASHINGTON (Independence Avenue Media) — President Donald Trump’s recently accelerated deadline for Russian efforts to make peace in Ukraine, at the risk of facing…
PANETTA: TRUMP NOW UNDERSTANDS HE CANNOT TRUST PUTIN
In this exclusive interview with Independence Avenue Media, former U.S. Secretary of Defense and CIA Director Leon Panetta discusses the Russia-Ukraine war, President Trump’s…
IT’S A BUSINESS DEAL, NOT A STRATEGY: BRYZA ON U.S. ROLE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Independence Avenue Media) – As the South Caucasus undergoes rapid political and strategic realignment, former U.S. Ambassador to Azerbaijan Matthew Bryza offers…
There Is No Strategic Vision — Bryza on U.S. Policy in the South Caucasus
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Independence Avenue Media) – As the South Caucasus undergoes rapid political and strategic realignment, former U.S. Ambassador to Azerbaijan Matthew Bryza offers…
The Hague NATO Summit: More Than Meets the Eye
At this year’s NATO Summit, alliance members made headlines by committing to spend at least 5% of their GDP on defense, a move that…
