Has Georgia’s Russian drift come to an end?
Days of fierce protests in Tbilisi have defeated pro-Kremlin legislation.
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Riot police crack down on Georgia’s anti-Russia protests
Thousands took to the streets to protest the government’s Kremlin-inspired “foreign agent” bill.
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Volodymyr Zelensky is wrong to ask the West to ban Russian tourists
There is a Russia that is not Putin. The West should seek to build bridges with these Russians, not cut…
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Georgia is now a hub for Russian opposition in exile
Now that open dissent in Russia is almost impossible, dissidents have fled to its neighbour – with uncertain consequence.
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With Russia tied down in Ukraine, other frozen conflicts are thawing
From the Caucasus to the western Pacific, Russia’s opponents are eyeing their chances of redressing the balance of power.
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Putin has substituted his own interests for those of the Russian state
His presidency may have started as a campaign to restore Russia’s great power status, but it has devolved into one…
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Vladimir Putin may fashion his attack on Ukraine after that on Georgia in 2008
Ukrainians question the risk of a full-scale invasion but are under no illusions about Putin's belligerence.
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