“Georgia’s opposition lacks leadership and resources, which helps the country’s illiberal ruling party in its move away from the West.” CEPA experts discuss how Georgia, once a key ally of the West and a candidate for NATO membership, has increasingly distanced itself from Western institutions. This change has been influenced by domestic political considerations, economic ties with Russia, and a desire to avoid escalating tensions, despite public support for closer ties with the EU and NATO. Ongoing tension may have an impact on the country’s relationship with the West.
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“Georgia’s opposition lacks leadership and resources, which helps the country’s illiberal ruling party in its move away from the West.” CEPA experts discuss how Georgia, once a key ally of the West and a candidate for NATO membership, has increasingly distanced itself from Western institutions. This change has been influenced by domestic political considerations, economic ties with Russia, and a desire to avoid escalating tensions, despite public support for closer ties with the EU and NATO. Ongoing tension may have an impact on the country’s relationship with the West.