Michael Carpenter: Moscow Is Losing Influence in the South Caucasus
Russia’s war against Ukraine is weakening Moscow’s influence across the South Caucasus and reshaping the region’s geopolitical future, says former NSC Senior Director for…
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As Moscow Weakens, the South Caucasus Grows Closer to the West
Russia’s war against Ukraine is weakening Moscow’s influence across the South Caucasus and accelerating geopolitical shifts in the region, former NSC Senior Director for…
Ukraine Is Adjusting Without Washington — Former Bush Official
Ukraine is holding its own on the battlefield and signing major defense deals with European countries and the Gulf states. And through it all,…
How the Georgian Language First Came to Print — in Rome, in 1629
It is Rome, 1629. At the printing press of Propaganda Fide — the Catholic Church’s missionary printing house. Two books are printed: a Georgian…
First printed Georgian Books now at the Library of Congress
Nearly four centuries ago, a Georgian cleric and diplomat traveled to Rome on a mission to save his kingdom. The mission failed, but what…
Can Deepened Partnerships Make the Caucasus More Secure?
NATO is deepening its partnerships with Armenia and Azerbaijan while maintaining its long-standing cooperation with Georgia, offering a rare inside view into how the…
Georgia Turning Into ‘Full Totalitarian State,’ US Lawmaker Says
Republican Representative Joe Wilson, co-chair of the U.S. Helsinki Commission, says Georgia is moving step by step toward a full totalitarian state. In an…
REEKER: ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN CLOSER TO PEACE THAN EVER
Former U.S. Ambassador and Assistant Secretary of State Philip Reeker says Armenia and Azerbaijan have a historic moment of opportunity to secure a peace…
