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  • 'Pro-Western' Georgia rapidly drifting towards illiberalism

    Officially Georgia sticks to its pro-European retoric, but under the guidance of the Georgian Dream party it is swiftly drifting into illiberal direction. Georgian democracy is up for its greatest test.
    by Neil Hauer
  • Saakashvili illuminates the struggle for Ukraine

    The chaotic scenes in Kyiv as supporters freed Mikhail Saakashvili after the police arrested him, seemed to suggest that the

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  • Forget the Saakashvili scandal. Ukrainian democracy is in danger

    Ukrainian president Poroshenko's time runs out. Voters have grown impatient with pervasive corruption and the suffocating

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  • The West must finally recognise the beam in its eye

    Former German MP Karsten Voigt (SPD) thinks the West should take a stronger line against Russia. But journalist Wierd

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