Georgia

De l’autre côté de la mer Noire

En avril 2016, je parvins à franchir la frontière de la république séparatiste d’Abkhazie. Cette région de la Géorgie qui fit sécession, soutenue par la Russie, à l’issue d’une guerre contre l’armée géorgienne en 1992-1993 est depuis 1994 de facto indépendante. Mais elle est restée largement non-reconnue jusqu’à la Guerre des Cinq-Jours (2008), qui se […]

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Geopolitics in the Caucasus: between history, Russia and the ongoing conflicts

History deeply influences the reactions to the current geopolitical conflicts in Armenia and Georgia. Both countries oscillate from the East to the West, from NATO’s protection to Russian support, in their struggle for survival. Pro-western Georgia sees Russian sympathies rising  while pro-Russian Armenia is apprently tempted by the “Swiss model” of neutrality. On a recent

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