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Investigative Commentary or Geopolitical Essay, Caucasus Tensions Escalate: “R” Turkish Grey Wolves Stirring Trouble in Georgia?

The Caucasus is entering a dangerous new phase of instability, with Turkish ultranationalist networks, NATO maneuvers, and regional rivalries converging into a volatile mix that could ignite wider conflict.

Jeffrey Silverman

Georgia’s Strategic and Financial Windfall May Be a Prelude to Something Far More Dangerous

Georgia’s unexpected airspace windfall amid the Middle Eastern conflict may signal deeper geopolitical entanglements ahead.

Henry Kamens

Bilateral relations between Georgia and America: challenges and prospects

The US approach to Georgia is still shaped by the need to contain rival actors in Georgia and expand NATO influence.

 

Samyar Rostami