The False Promise of Georgia’s Multi-Vector Foreign Policy

When the Ministry of Education abruptly announced its plan to introduce “Chinese as a second language” in Georgia’s secondary schools, the social media furor among opposition-minded Georgians ensued. The Ministry later clarified that it only meant to approve the language programs due to “growing demand” for the language but the bitter aftertaste remained. And for […]

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Journal
GEOpolitics
Published
2025-05-08
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https://doi.org/10.62343/geopolitics.2025.18.6
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Russia and Soviet political economy
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The False Promise of Georgia’s Multi-Vector Foreign Policy

Tornike Zurabashvili, Jaba Devdariani
GEOpolitics
Russia and Soviet political economy
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The False Promise of Georgia’s Multi-Vector Foreign Policy

Tornike Zurabashvili, Jaba Devdariani
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Abstract

When the Ministry of Education abruptly announced its plan to introduce “Chinese as a second language” in Georgia’s secondary schools, the social media furor among opposition-minded Georgians ensued. The Ministry later clarified that it only meant to approve the language programs due to “growing demand” for the language but the bitter aftertaste remained. And for […]

GEOpoliticsVol. 2(18)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Russia and Soviet political economy
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