AnalysisEnergy
Georgia Wants to Be an Energy Hub: Its Power Grid Has Other Ideas
Georgia has suffered from three major blackouts this summer: July 23-24, July 25, and August 5
Kurtis Yan, Liam Gibson·
Georgia
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AnalysisCentral Asia
All Together Now: Middle Corridor Countries Unite
Something important happened at the Caspian Policy Center’s Seventh Caspian Business Forum in New ...
Dr. Eric Rudenshiold·
AnalysisMiddle Corridor
Georgia's Anaklia Shift: China’s out. Who Steps In Next?
Georgia has officially abandoned the joint-investment model for the construction of its Anaklia Deepwater Port ...
Ana Maria Kvatashidze·
AnalysisUzbekistan
Uzbekistan Looks West: Georgia Emerges as a Critical Gateway to Europe
President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s July 2-3 state visit to Tbilisi
Zohra Movsumova·
CommentaryGeorgia
Georgians Are Holding the Line. Is Help Coming?
In a historic first, civil servants and diplomats from Georgia have joined the country’s massive street
Nino Lezhava·
AnalysisGeorgia
Georgia's Euromaidan?
For those who remember Ukraine in 2014, the scenes of mass protest in Georgia may be remarkably familiar. In 2014, Ukraine’s then President
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisGeorgia
With Western Relations in Freefall, Georgia Gears up for October Elections
Recent months have arguably seen the most dramatic developments in Georgia’s ...
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisGeorgia
Georgia's Black Sea Coast: The Changing Tide of Russian and Chinese Presence
Two events have underscored the significance of Georgia’s strategic Black Sea coast in recent months
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisEconomy
Georgia's Top Trade Partners for 2023
Caspian Policy Center·
AnalysisSouth Caucasus
Georgia is Improving Relations with China. Can it Still Balance with Europe?
In recent years, Georgia has found itself increasingly at the crux of several different geopolitical forces. Long considered a pro-Western state
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisSouth Caucasus
Kobakhidze Takes Over as Prime Minister in Georgia
On February 8, the Parliament of Georgia confirmed the nomination of Irakli Kobakhidze, a long-time Georgian Dream party elite
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisSecurity
Russia On the Back Foot in the Black Sea: Implications for Georgia and the Caspian Region
Russia has been forced to shift tactics in the Black Sea. Since the beginning of the war
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisSouth Caucasus
Azerbaijan’s 2024 Chairmanship of GUAM: Opportunity for Greater Regional Cohesion
As Ukraine passes the baton of chairmanship of GUAM to Azerbaijan for 2024, this begs the question of what is in store for the
Josephine Freund·
CommentaryGuest Contributions
Most Significant Security Challenges and Opportunities for the Caspian Region: Georgian Perspective
These currents of polycrisis – the war in Ukraine, post-pandemic aftershocks, and the first global economic warfare – expose countries of the region
Victor Kipiani·
AnalysisSouth Caucasus
Amid Challenges, Georgia’s European Dream Moves Forward
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisSouth Caucasus
The Russians Want to Build a Super-State. It May Now Include Parts of Georgia.
Rhetoric around the formation of a Union State to include Georgia’s breakaway territories continues to come up among the Kremlin’s policymakers
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisSouth Caucasus
Take Aways from Tbilisi’s Silk Road Forum: Caucasus Lean into Regional Connectivity
Over 2,000 representatives from over 60 countries gathered in Tbilisi, Georgia, over October 26-27 for the fourth Silk Road Forum. The forum, the first since
Nicholas Castillo·
AnalysisSecurity
Georgia’s Potential Role in South Caucasus Peacemaking
After a years-long security breakdown of Armenian Karabakhi forces, Azerbaijan reclaimed the entirety of its Karabakh region in
Samantha Fanger, Haley Nelson·