Georgia’s Anti-Western Drift, Anaklia Port, and Lessons for the West

Georgia’s shift from the West to the Russian axis is clearly visible in the Georgian Dream’s anti-democratic steps, the adoption of Russian-inspired legislation, anti-Western rhetoric, disregard for NATO, severing of relations with the EU, frequent anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, blaming the West for wanting to drag Georgia into the war with Russia, constant reference to a mythical […]

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Journal
GEOpolitics
Published
2024-08-04
DOI
https://doi.org/10.62343/geopolitics.2024.9.5
Primary Topic
Russia and Soviet political economy
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Georgia’s Anti-Western Drift, Anaklia Port, and Lessons for the West

Sergi Kapanadze
GEOpolitics
Russia and Soviet political economy
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Georgia’s Anti-Western Drift, Anaklia Port, and Lessons for the West

Sergi Kapanadze
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Abstract

Georgia’s shift from the West to the Russian axis is clearly visible in the Georgian Dream’s anti-democratic steps, the adoption of Russian-inspired legislation, anti-Western rhetoric, disregard for NATO, severing of relations with the EU, frequent anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, blaming the West for wanting to drag Georgia into the war with Russia, constant reference to a mythical […]

GEOpoliticsVol. 1(9)
Openalex Percentile: Top 49%
Russia and Soviet political economy
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