🔴 LIVE NOW / Full house for our event on civic mobilisation in #Serbia and #Georgia! We will discuss its dynamics and impact with: 📌 Laure Delcoure, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle and College of Europe 📌 Aron Buzogany, BOKU University 📌 Daniela Vancic, Democracy International 📌 Kornely Kakachia,

📣 Kornely Kakachia, Director of the GIP, took part in an event organized by CEPS ThinkTank in Brussels 🔎 The discussion focused on the dynamics of civic mobilization in #EU candidate countries, with particular attention to #Georgia and #Serbia gip.ge/gip-participat…

📣 GIP researchers published a scientific article titled “Contested Securitisation of #Migration in the Post-Soviet Space: The Case of #RussianMigrants in #Georgia” in the Italian Journal of International Affairs—The International Spectator. gip.ge/contested-secu…

#PolicyMemo Repercussions of Democratic Backsliding and Geopolitics on Georgia’s Economy 🇬🇪 ✍️ Tinatin Akhvlediani "Without a decisive course correction, Georgia risks sliding into a prolonged economic downturn..." gip.ge/publication-po…

📣 GIP participated in the high-level workshop “#Ukraine and the #EU in the #BlackSea – Hard and Soft Security Challenges” organized by the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI) in Paris on April 10–11. gip.ge/gip-at-worksho…

📣 On April 15, the #NATO Public Diplomacy Division, in coordination with #GIP, hosted a study visit for Georgian experts, academics, and journalists at NATO Headquarters in Brussels. gip.ge/study-visit-to…

#Blog Peace policy is dead. Beware the peace, Georgia! 🇬🇪 ✍️ Medea Turashvili "What is Georgia’s #peacepolicy today and can it provide the citizens of #Georgia with peace and #security?" gip.ge/peace-policy-i…

#PolicyMemo The Limits of Democracy Protection in #Georgia 🇬🇪 ✍️ Elene Panchulidze, Ana Andguladze gip.ge/publication-po…

#PolicyMemo UK-Georgia Relations: How Has the #UK’s Relationship with #Georgia Changed Since Brexit, and What Does the Future Hold? 🇬🇪🇬🇧 ✍️ Anna Russell gip.ge/publication-po…

#Blog What Russia’s Generational Legacy Reveals About Its Path to 2045 ✍️ Murad Nasibov (Murad Nasibov ) * An earlier version of this blog was published at Eurasian Geopolitics Reader gip.ge/what-russias-g…

#PolicyMemo The Final Push of “Georgian Dream” Toward One-Party Rule: The #GeorgianParliament at The Forefront of Legal #Authoritarianism 🇬🇪 ✍️ Nino Samkharadze gip.ge/publication-po…

#ExpertComments The Politics of Party Bans and Their Potential Implications for Georgia’s #Democracy 🇬🇪 🔎 At the invitation of the GIP, a selection of foreign and Georgian experts responded to the questions gip.ge/publication-po…

#Perspective Aligned or Multi-aligned? #Georgia’s Foreign Policy in Flux 🇬🇪 ✍️ Irakli Sirbiladze Irakli Sirbiladze gip.ge/georgias-forei…

#PolicyMemo Banning Political Parties in Georgia: “Militant Democracy” or a Double-Edged Sword? ✍️ Salome Kandelaki #Georgia #Politicalparties #Politicalcrisis #Democracy gip.ge/publication-po…

#Compendium2025 Hope on Hold: Georgia’s Battle For #Democracy 🇬🇪 🔎 Once again, GIP is pleased to present a collection of 2025 policy documents addressing current and actual political processes, challenges, and prospects in #Georgia gip.ge/publication-po…