Tbilisi's membership in the Atlantic pact would increase the risk of war without increasing members' security.
The new government's arrests of Saakashvili-era officials have a dual motivation.
The arrests of several Saakashvili-era officials don't mean Tbilisi is turning into Moscow.
Georgia's real problem is with Turkey, not Russia.
Georgia's new prime minister might seek an opening with Russia, but he will only go so far.
The newly elected opposition bloc could change the course of Georgian policy.
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What the stunning election results portend for the country's power transition and political future.
Shocking revelations and an enraged public promise to make upcoming elections very interesting.
An outgoing president eyeing a power grab. A tenacious challenger. Unpredictable international responses. Tbsilisi prepares for political drama.
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