Michael Cecire: At this moment, the acrimony that was broken between Tbilisi and its partners in Brussels and Washington has to led to a feeling that our values are not entirely the same, or at least are splitting apart in certain respects
State Department: We are deeply concerned that draft legislation introduced into Georgia’s parliament will derail Georgia from its European path
Wine tasting, film screening, rugby and wine again - what priorities did the Georgian Embassy in Washington define?!
Stephen Nix: The data suggests that this election in Georgia could shape up to be very competitive
Stephen Nix: 73% of Georgians do not want the government to allow Russian citizens to move to Georgia to set up businesses or open bank accounts
Stephen Nix: We hope that Georgia achieves historic step of entering accession talks with the EU. However, for this to happen, the elections must be well-administered
Stephen Nix: The U.S. and our democratic partners must do everything in their power to highlight the plight of Russia’s political prisoners and demand their release; to push back on Russian aggression and influence operations, in Ukraine and elsewhere
Jeanne Shaheen: One of the things that Congress did last year was to say that the president cannot unilaterally pull the United States out of NATO; it requires a two-thirds vote of Congress
