Tag: Georgia

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South Caucasus Strengthens Role in Eurasian Trade Routes

Kazakhstan and its South Caucasus partners are rapidly modernizing the Middle Corridor to create a resilient Eurasian trade artery. With significant investments in Georgia’s Poti terminal and digital coordination with Azerbaijan, transit times from China have dropped to 11 days, positioning the region as a strategic alternative to traditional northern routes.

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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.

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