Saakashvili’s Successor: Georgia’s “European Course” to Continue
Georgians voted out the man who tried to bring them into Europe yet his successor sees no reason to change course.
Georgians voted out the man who tried to bring them into Europe yet his successor sees no reason to change course.
NATO is not alarmed by the deployment of hundreds of vehicles and thousands of soldiers.
Ukraine’s otherwise pro-Russian president says association with the EU will modernize his country.
Tighter border checks of Ukrainian exports will not convince Russia’s former satellite state to fall in line.
Russia won’t take the Arabs’ money to influence its diplomacy in the Middle East.
Many outlets make Putin seem worse than he is while glossing over the intolerant tendencies of his opponent.
Ukraine’s armed forces can make significant contributions to international operations.
Russian economic policy seems increasingly statist under Vladimir Putin’s third term.
Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations defends his nation’s continued support for the Syrian regime.
But former prime minister Boyko Borisov could struggle to form a majority government.
The dismissal of the Kremlin’s former chief ideologist seems to confirm a power shift.
The Japanese prime minister hopes to boost economic growth ahead of July’s election.
Russia expands its military presence in Belarus, seen as a buffer between it and NATO.
A senior Russian lawmaker is skeptical about the change in NATO’s missile defense plan.
Ukraine has three months to prove that it is committed to deepening relations with Europe.