Emzari Gelashvili

Two Iranian messages went out in the same week of September. On September 20, a group of lawmakers in Tehran submitted a bill under the parliament’s...

Nobody Had the Authority to Tell Him Who He Had Invited The United States has no mechanism to protect a president's family from foreign cultivation....

What the second month of the economic campaign against Iran actually did — and what Moscow does when it has no paperwork left On August 30, the...

How sanctions, insurance and contracts can shape the Strait of Hormuz before sovereignty does On August 14, at a police training center in Garden...

There is a street in Tbilisi named after George W. Bush.

How Soviet and Chinese Intelligence Subverted Western Education — and What the Results Look Like Executive Summary Between 1996 and the present, the...

Four years after launching a war to prevent threats from reaching Russia's interior, the Kremlin is watching drones strike beyond the Urals. In...

Washington’s Clock Is Ticking — 180 Days to the Truth For more than a decade, one question has haunted Georgian politics: who really runs the country?...

The Illusion on the Cobblestones June 12 is Russia Day — the anniversary of Moscow’s 1990 Declaration of State Sovereignty. Across the country today,...

Slide 1: Retreat, Hide, or Take Control? — The world order as a high-stakes game.