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As the ruling party claims victory in Georgia’s disputed election, Western condemnation is no longer enough
As tens of thousands take to the streets to protest the election results, Georgia faces a familiar crisis – with a few key differences. Read full article on Chatham House’s website Read More
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An elegy for Georgia’s democracy
The West must see Georgia as a warning, pointing to the growing sophistication of authoritarian political technologies, which have implications for foreign elections as well as those at home. Read full article on Politico’s website Read More
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Beyond the Battlefield: Why a Ukrainian Victory May Not Secure Belarus’s Democratic Future
by Katsiaryna Shmatsina As the peace talks on Russia-Ukraine war emerge, many believe that Russia’s defeat could result in the Kremlin losing its grip on neighboring countries. While Russia may be weakened by the war, it could still retain Belarus as a bargaining chip. It’s crucial for the international community to ensure that this possibility is… Read More
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Belarus: Navigating Turmoil and Transformation
Democratic Security Institute organizes an online panel discussion on Belarus: Navigating Turmoil and Transformation Read More
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DSI Statement on Foreign Agent Law
Georgian Dream’s decision last week to enact the Russian-style foreign agents law, overturning President Zourabichvili’s veto, endangers the future of civil society, European Union accession, and democratic governance in Georgia. The enactment of this law not only serves to subvert the will of the Georgian people by driving Georgia towards Russia, but also puts Georgian… Read More
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Georgia Protests: An Explainer
The former Soviet state of Georgia has been rocked by protests in the capital Tbilisi over a proposed law which critics say is a cover for increasing Russia’s hold on the country. Read More
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DSI Director Alexander Scrivener On Sky News
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DSI Director Alexander Scrivener On BBC
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