Academy of Sciences of Georgia, Technical University of Georgia, Tbilisi State University and Tbilisi State Medical University 52 Professors
To the General Assembly of UN, To the General Secretary of UN, To the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, To the Euro-Atlantic European Initiative, To the Special Representative of the Secretary General of UN on Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons, To the Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe, To the Governments and Peoples of the world Let us support the peaceful way of restoring Georgia’s territorial integrity!
Saakashvili’s Future is in the Hands of Russian Corporations
Twenty years ago, the USSR conducted its foreign affairs under the shadow of its impressive army, formidable nuclear and conventional weapons, and a secret service that appeared to have relentless control. After the war in Georgia on 8 August, 2008, it appeared that Russia has slipped back to its old ways. The deployment of missiles to Kaliningrad can be understood in the same light. But such interpretations fall short of appreciating ...
Russian Foreign Policy in an Age of Multipolarity
Shortly after assuming the Russian presidency, Vladimir Putin asked for a comprehensive review of the foreign policy assumptions that had guided his predecessor. Russia’s new Foreign Policy Concept, the first in seven years, began with the somber comment that the previous administration’s optimistic expectations of building beneficial and partner-like ...
To the General Assembly of UN, To the General Secretary of UN, To the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, To the Euro-Atlantic European Initiative, To the Special Representative of the Secretary General of UN on Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons, To the Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe, To the Governments and Peoples of the world Let us support the peaceful way of restoring Georgia’s territorial integrity!
Shortly after assuming the Russian presidency, Vladimir Putin asked for a comprehensive review of the foreign policy assumptions that had guided his predecessor. Russia’s new Foreign Policy Concept, the first in seven years, began with the somber comment that the previous administration’s optimistic expectations of building beneficial and partner-like ...