Tbilisi Weaponizes American Political Language to Attack Western Institutions
Georgia’s ruling party, Georgian Dream, has shifted from being a nominal Western partner to a systematic antagonist by using rhetoric that criticizes European and American diplomats, such as “Deep State” and “Global War Party.” This strategy aims to consolidate power domestically and allows for geopolitical maneuvering toward Russia and China, framing the party as a defender of sovereignty against foreign interference.
Resolution 2803 Implementation Risks Replicating Occupation Under International Mandate
UN Security Council Resolution 2803, passed on November 17, 2025, endorses Trump’s Gaza peace plan, establishing a U.S.-chaired Board of Peace and an International Stabilization Force with broad powers. This plan follows UN Commission of Inquiry findings of Israel’s genocide actions against Palestinians, highlighting a critical tension between the goals of stabilization and the demands for accountability.
G20-Africa Partnership Advances Through Institutional Membership Yet Implementation Gaps Persist
Africa’s September 2023 permanent G20 membership symbolizes the culmination of evolving engagement since the 2008 financial crisis. However, translating commitments into measurable development outcomes necessitates overcoming implementation challenges, including financing gaps, coordination issues, and accountability deficiencies in G20-Africa partnerships.
European Silence After Trump’s National Security Strategy Reveals Strategic Paralysis
Washington’s December 4th National Security Strategy, which emphasizes “cultivating resistance” in Europe and warns of “civilizational erasure,” has elicited a near-silent response from European governments. This silence reflects a deeper paralysis, as they acknowledge the need for a fundamental transformation of their security architecture but struggle to establish a unified vision for independent action.