Emil Avdaliani

ISSN 2330-717X

Georgia In The Post-Liberal World Order – Analysis

The purpose of this article is to help start the discussion on Georgia’s foreign policy amid the changing world order.

China and Russia are about to introduce a new order in Central Asia while the West is preoccupied elsewhere Last

Ever since America’s rivalry with the Soviets came to an end in the 1990s, the US has struggled to determine what its

As of late, China has increased its engagement within the Arctic region. Natural resources, as well as new, trans-oceanic trade

As some crucial aspects of the Biden administration’s vision toward Eastern Europe are being rolled out, Georgia’s precarious geopolitical position

On June 20, snap parliamentary elections will be held in Armenia. The move will ease tensions in the country but

Turkey is poking at Russia’s underbelly to the north and north-east where it seeks to undermine Russia’s position through occasional

In the South Caucasus, internal political uncertainty creates opportunities for external players. The continuing political crisis in Armenia is now

Western pundits spend a great deal of time trying to determine “who lost Turkey.” Ankara’s relations with the West are