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Facing the Problem of Georgian Criminality in the EU

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Facing the Problem of Georgian Criminality in the EU

This article originally appeared on Georgian Institute of Politics. For three months now Georgia has enjoyed visa-free travel to the … Continue reading Facing the Problem of Georgian Criminality in the EU

Recent Posts

Georgia’s Phantom Treaty — Civil.ge 15 May 2020
Russia’s return to Council of Europe: compliance in a rules based order 11 Dec 2019
Putin: Throwing sand of historic deceit — Civil.ge 13 Jul 2019
What could European suspension of visa-free travel for Albania mean for Georgia? 13 Jun 2019
Passportization: Russia’s tool of state aggression in its near abroad 1 May 2019

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May 2020
December 2019
July 2019
June 2019
May 2019
August 2018
June 2018
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July 2017
December 2016

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Abkhazia (4) Asylum seekers (1) Bolshevik (1) Caucasus (3) citizenship (1) corruption (1) council of europe (1) crime (1) Democratic Republic of Georgia (1) Eastern Partnership (2) Energy Union (1) EU (6) Europe (1) gas (1) Gazprom (1) Georgia (11) human rights (1) Kremlin (1) Magnitsky (1) Menshevik (1) Netherlands (2) Nord Stream (1) pace (1) Poroshenko (1) Putin (4) Russia (7) Saakashvili (4) safe countries (1) sanctions (1) Schengen (1) Sentsov (1) South Ossetia (5) South Stream (1) Soviet Union (1) stateless (1) travel (2) Turk Stream (1) Tusheti (1) Ukraine (3) visa-free (1) VLAP (1) war (3)

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