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An Unusual Suspect: Georgia as a Success Case in Addressing the Coronavirus Challenge
Commentary, 15 April 2020
Natia Seskuria
While many countries explored different responses to the coronavirus pandemic with various levels of success, Georgia took an alternative path that has been shown to be efficient.
Tags: Coronavirus, Russia, Georgia
Georgia and the Limits of Russia’s Soft Power
Commentary, 4 July 2019
Natia Seskuria
Spontaneous anti-Russia demonstrations in Georgia are evidence of the country’s Western orientation and Russia’s declining soft power in the region.
Tags: Leadership Centre, RUSI International, Russia, Georgia, Global Security Issues, Law and Ethics
Russia’s ‘Silent’ Occupation and Georgia’s Territorial Integrity
Commentary, 18 April 2019
Natia Seskuria
Russia’s pressure on Georgia continues, both through the gradual seizure of more territory and through massive propaganda campaigns.
Tags: International Security Studies, Russia, Georgia, Global Security Issues, Information
Georgia and Russia: How to Oppose Moscow’s Aggression
RUSI Newsbrief, 8 December 2017
Natia Seskuria and Igor Sutyagin
With limited resources, Georgia has few options when it comes to defending itself against Russian aggression. The answer for Tbilisi has been a strategy of ‘Total Defence’.
Tags: RUSI International, Russia, Georgia, Defence Policy
Tbilisi Silk Road Forum: Next Steps for Georgia and the Silk Road
Conference Reports, 2 August 2016
Raffaello Pantucci and Sarah Lain
This workshop report provides a number of recommendations which aim to capitalise on the success of the Tbilisi Silk Road Forum and place Georgia at the heart of Eurasian connectivity
Tags: International Security Studies, Georgia, New Silk Road
Russia and NATO – Eroding the Foundation of Relations
Commentary, 8 July 2016
Igor Sutyagin
The NATO–Russia Founding Act is the most important legal instrument governing relations between the Alliance and Moscow. Unfortunately, it is not working, and Russia has violated the Act on numerous occasions.
Tags: NATO, Ukraine, International Security Studies, Russia, GeorgiaPages
An Unusual Suspect: Georgia as a Success Case in Addressing the Coronavirus Challenge
Commentary, 15 April 2020Natia Seskuria
While many countries explored different responses to the coronavirus pandemic with various levels of success, Georgia took an alternative path that has been shown to be efficient.
Coronavirus, Russia, Georgia
Georgia and the Limits of Russia’s Soft Power
Commentary, 4 July 2019Natia Seskuria
Spontaneous anti-Russia demonstrations in Georgia are evidence of the country’s Western orientation and Russia’s declining soft power in the region.
Leadership Centre, RUSI International, Russia, Georgia, Global Security Issues, Law and Ethics
Russia’s ‘Silent’ Occupation and Georgia’s Territorial Integrity
Commentary, 18 April 2019Natia Seskuria
Russia’s pressure on Georgia continues, both through the gradual seizure of more territory and through massive propaganda campaigns.
International Security Studies, Russia, Georgia, Global Security Issues, Information
Russia and NATO – Eroding the Foundation of Relations
Commentary, 8 July 2016Igor Sutyagin
The NATO–Russia Founding Act is the most important legal instrument governing relations between the Alliance and Moscow. Unfortunately, it is not working, and Russia has violated the Act on numerous occasions.
NATO, Ukraine, International Security Studies, Russia, Georgia
Georgia and Russia: How to Oppose Moscow’s Aggression
RUSI Newsbrief, 8 December 2017Natia Seskuria and Igor Sutyagin
With limited resources, Georgia has few options when it comes to defending itself against Russian aggression. The answer for Tbilisi has been a strategy of ‘Total Defence’.
RUSI International, RUSI Newsbrief, Russia, Georgia, Defence Policy
Tbilisi Silk Road Forum: Next Steps for Georgia and the Silk Road
Conference Reports, 2 August 2016Raffaello Pantucci and Sarah Lain
This workshop report provides a number of recommendations which aim to capitalise on the success of the Tbilisi Silk Road Forum and place Georgia at the heart of Eurasian connectivity
Conference Reports, International Security Studies, Georgia, New Silk Road
Expectations for the NATO Warsaw Summit: A Presentation by the State Minister of Georgia on European and Euro-Atlantic Integration
Events, 14 April 2016In addressing Georgia’s stance on NATO and the EU, David Bakradze will discuss the role of strategic communications in the build up to the 2016 NATO Summit.
United Nations, European Union, Global Strategy and Commitments, International Security Studies, Georgia, Global Security Issues, Europe, Central and South Asia
The UK Ministry of Defence’s Adoption of the Government-Wide System for Project Approvals
Western Way of War: Air Marshal Philip Osborn
India Must Secure the Indian Ocean to Deter China’s Assertion Along the Border