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Interview | Tanja Börzel and Thomas Risse: How does Georgia get EU membership?

Interview | Tanja Börzel and Thomas Risse: How does Georgia get EU membership?

Dr. Tanja Börzel and Dr. Thomas Risse of the Otto-Suhr-Institute for Political Science share their insights on how Georgia could join the EU.

Interview | Tanja Börzel and Thomas Risse: How does Georgia get EU membership?

Interview | Tanja Börzel and Thomas Risse: How does Georgia get EU membership?

Dr. Tanja Börzel and Dr. Thomas Risse of the Otto-Suhr-Institute for Political Science share their insights on how Georgia could join the EU.

Georgia took ‘no steps’ for women’s empowerment in 2 years for EU AA

Georgia took ‘no steps’ for women’s empowerment in 2 years for EU AA

A group of leading civil society organisations have been assessing the government’s progress in its 2017-2020 EU Association Agenda.

Georgia took ‘no steps’ for women’s empowerment in 2 years for EU AA

Georgia took ‘no steps’ for women’s empowerment in 2 years for EU AA

A group of leading civil society organisations have been assessing the government’s progress in its 2017-2020 EU Association Agenda.

EU criticises elite corruption, lack of skilled staff and more in Georgia AA report

EU criticises elite corruption, lack of skilled staff and more in Georgia AA report

Georgian officials focussed on the positive assessments in the report despite harsh criticism from the EU Parliament

EU criticises elite corruption, lack of skilled staff and more in Georgia AA report

EU criticises elite corruption, lack of skilled staff and more in Georgia AA report

Georgian officials focussed on the positive assessments in the report despite harsh criticism from the EU Parliament

Opinion | Armenia’s U-turn back to ‘multi-vector foreign policy’

By Stepan Grigoryan

Opinion | Armenia’s U-turn back to ‘multi-vector foreign policy’

Opinion | Armenia’s U-turn back to ‘multi-vector foreign policy’

Opinion | Armenia’s U-turn back to ‘multi-vector foreign policy’

By Stepan Grigoryan

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