Georgia’s Foreign Policy Isn’t Changing Anytime Soon
For good or ill, Georgia will keep pursuing closer ties with Western institutions.
Posts tagged “Georgia”
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
What the election means for the Republican brand. Dan McCarthy considers the …
Predictions for the Most Competitive 2014 Governors’ Races
Scott Walker will fall short and lose his bid for re-election.
2014 Senate Predictions
Republicans have underperformed in Senate races in the last two elections and could do the same thing again.
Boehner’s Hawkish Demagoguery
If Americans need to be reminded why his party can’t be trusted on foreign policy, these comments from Boehner should do the trick.
The “Broad Coalition” on ISIS That Still Doesn’t Exist
The “breadth” of this very shallow coalition isn’t very meaningful.
Georgia and the War Against ISIS
It makes no sense for Georgia to join the latest U.S. war effort.
Ukraine Shouldn’t Be Given Major Non-NATO Ally Status
It would be cruel and foolish to give these governments the false impression that the U.S. is going to back them in a crisis.
Saakashvili’s Desperate Quest for Rehabilitation
Revisiting the facts of Saakashvili’s tenure just confirms his reputation for recklessness and abuse of power.
Saakashvili’s Fan Club vs. the Rule of Law (II)
Lincoln Mitchell takes Saakashvili’s Western fans to task: Saakashvili said all the …
Dictating How Other Nations Should Be Governed
Jackson Diehl complains that the Georgian government is holding abusive former officials …
Saakashvili’s Fan Club vs. the Rule of Law
Mark Adomanis comments on the charges filed by Georgian prosecutors against the …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The Nixon Doctrine, polycentrism, and “credibility.” Mark Safranski recounts the creation of …
Cheney and the So-Called “Freedom Agenda”
Peter Beinart is imagining things: It’s worth recognizing how directly Cheney is …
The Awful “Credibility” Argument That Never Dies
Pascal-Emmnauel Gobry says that America’s biggest foreign policy problem is that the …
Cameron’s Terrible Foreign Policy Record
Freddy Gray tries to make sense of David Cameron’s political career. Here …
Neoconservatism and Democracy Promotion
Noah Millman continues the discussion about neoconservatism. He makes many very good …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
What the election means for the Republican brand. Dan McCarthy considers the …
Predictions for the Most Competitive 2014 Governors’ Races
Scott Walker will fall short and lose his bid for re-election.
2014 Senate Predictions
Republicans have underperformed in Senate races in the last two elections and could do the same thing again.
Boehner’s Hawkish Demagoguery
If Americans need to be reminded why his party can’t be trusted on foreign policy, these comments from Boehner should do the trick.
The “Broad Coalition” on ISIS That Still Doesn’t Exist
The “breadth” of this very shallow coalition isn’t very meaningful.
Georgia and the War Against ISIS
It makes no sense for Georgia to join the latest U.S. war effort.
Ukraine Shouldn’t Be Given Major Non-NATO Ally Status
It would be cruel and foolish to give these governments the false impression that the U.S. is going to back them in a crisis.
Saakashvili’s Desperate Quest for Rehabilitation
Revisiting the facts of Saakashvili’s tenure just confirms his reputation for recklessness and abuse of power.
Saakashvili’s Fan Club vs. the Rule of Law (II)
Lincoln Mitchell takes Saakashvili’s Western fans to task: Saakashvili said all the …
Dictating How Other Nations Should Be Governed
Jackson Diehl complains that the Georgian government is holding abusive former officials …
Saakashvili’s Fan Club vs. the Rule of Law
Mark Adomanis comments on the charges filed by Georgian prosecutors against the …
The Week’s Most Interesting Reads
The Nixon Doctrine, polycentrism, and “credibility.” Mark Safranski recounts the creation of …
Cheney and the So-Called “Freedom Agenda”
Peter Beinart is imagining things: It’s worth recognizing how directly Cheney is …
The Awful “Credibility” Argument That Never Dies
Pascal-Emmnauel Gobry says that America’s biggest foreign policy problem is that the …
Cameron’s Terrible Foreign Policy Record
Freddy Gray tries to make sense of David Cameron’s political career. Here …
Neoconservatism and Democracy Promotion
Noah Millman continues the discussion about neoconservatism. He makes many very good …