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  • Civil Insight No. 1 TRIPP Moment: Potential for Abkhazia as a Transit Corridor

    Civil Insight No. 1 TRIPP Moment: Potential for Abkhazia as a Transit Corridor

    Civil Insight No.1 examines how the proposed TRIPP corridor could reshape regional transport and renew discussions about reopening transit through Abkhazia. The report assesses the potential strategic benefits for Georgia, Russia, and Abkhazia while highlighting the economic uncertainty, security risks, and political consequences of a status-neutral transit route. The issue also reviews Georgia’s political, economic, and media landscape in November, covering continued protests, growing pressure

  • Civil Insight No. 2 Does Georgia Remain a Reliable Anti-Terrorism Partner?

    Civil Insight No. 2 Does Georgia Remain a Reliable Anti-Terrorism Partner?

    Civil Insight No.2 examines whether Georgia can remain a reliable international counterterrorism partner amid political instability, leadership changes within the State Security Service, and the deterioration of relations with Western allies. The report explores Georgia’s existing capabilities, evolving security threats, cooperation with international partners, and the risks created by the politicization of the country’s security institutions. The issue also reviews Georgia’s key political, eco

  • Civil Insight No. 4 Is Georgian Dream acting on Russia's behalf? Arguments that support the hypothesis

    Civil Insight No. 4 Is Georgian Dream acting on Russia's behalf? Arguments that support the hypothesis

    Civil Insight No.4 examines the hypothesis that Georgian Dream’s geopolitical shift may be serving Russia’s strategic interests. The report analyzes the party’s break with Western partners, adoption of Russian-style legislation, pressure on civil society and opposition groups, and efforts to weaken pro-European sentiment across Georgia’s political, cultural, and educational spheres. While the publication notes that there is no direct evidence of Kremlin control, it explores whether Georgian Dre

  • Civil Insight No. 5 Cargo Terminal in Gali: Potential Sanctions Loophole?

    Civil Insight No. 5 Cargo Terminal in Gali: Potential Sanctions Loophole?

    Civil Insight No.5 examines the newly constructed cargo terminal in Gali and whether it could become a channel for bypassing international sanctions against Russia. The report analyzes the terminal’s origins, the interests of Moscow, Sokhumi, and Tbilisi, and the wider implications for trade through occupied Abkhazia and regional transport routes. While the terminal is unlikely to become a major sanctions-evasion mechanism in the near term, the publication explores several possible purposes for

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