Tbilisi
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom has been active in the South Caucasus since 1996. The work began with projects of the political education in Azerbaijan, from 2002 also in Armenia and Georgia. The office is located in Tbilisi, Georgia. The main focus of the work is the transformation process of former soviet republics towards modern democracies with free political systems based on social market economy and the rule of law.
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Is Russia Letting Go of the South Caucasus?
Is Russia stepping back from the South Caucasus? Explore the implications of Russian troop withdrawal from Armenia-Iran border and how it reshapes regional security and Armenia’s foreign policy.
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Georgia's Pro-European Protests
For 12 days thousands of people fill the streets of Georgia’s cities to protest for Georgia’s future in the EU. Brutal crackdowns on peaceful demonstrators ignited nationwide outrage and demands for change.
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QUEST FOR JUSTICE IN A CLIMATE OF REPRESSION
Azerbaijan is hosting the COP 29 in a climate of injustice with dozens of political prisoners. Many are hopeful that individuals arrested for can be released, however, skepticism persists.
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Geopolitical Future of South Caucasus
The South Caucasus faces rising geopolitical tension after key conflicts like the 2020 Karabakh War and Azerbaijan’s recent actions. Analyzing these is vital for the region’s future and prosperity.
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Black Sea Security Conference 2024 Highlights
Explore key takeaways from the Black Sea Security Conference, focusing on EU and NATO enlargement, countering Russian aggression, and enhancing regional security and stability.
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The Russia-Georgia War in the election campaign
The Caucasian War of 2008 has become an election issue in Georgia, where a new parliament will be elected on October 26. The ruling party is trying to shift responsibility for the outbreak of the war onto the party of then-President Mikheil Saakashvili and use it as a justification for its planned ban of opposition parties.
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The Fight for Freedom: Georgia's Battle Against Authoritarianism
Georgia stands at a crossroads once more as the ruling Georgian Dream party resurrects its controversial law targeting Western-backed civil society and media. With mass protests erupting and echoes of Russian interference, the nation's Euro-Atlantic future is at stake. Delve into this critical moment shaping the region's geopolitical landscape.
