AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEuro-Integration Protests: Supporters of Georgia’s Eurointegration kept up a 651st day rally in Tbilisi, demanding political prisoners’ release, an end to “repressive mechanisms,” and free elections—while flags of Georgia, the EU, Ukraine and the USA were on display. South Ossetia Tensions: Opposition party Gakharia for Georgia says de facto Tskhinvali authorities are pressing for removal of a Georgian police checkpoint near Chorchana, after the latest IPRM meeting in Ergneti. EU/US Pressure Debate: A new analysis argues Georgia’s deteriorating ties with the EU and the US can’t be read as either pure politics-for-survival or pure geopolitics—Georgian Dream sees Western pressure and Russian coercion as reinforcing risks. Regional Diplomacy: Russia and Türkiye held consultations on South Caucasus stability and reaffirmed interest in the 3+3 platform. Armenia-Azerbaijan Talks: Armenia’s foreign ministry confirmed an upcoming meeting with Azerbaijan’s top diplomat, as both sides continue constitutional and border-delimitation disputes. Education Snapshot: OECD PISA results show Armenia’s 15-year-olds lagging in math, reading and science—while Georgia is cited as performing higher than Armenia. Transport/Connectivity: A Black Sea-Caspian forum in Baku highlighted Azerbaijan’s role in corridors and freight flows, including the Middle Corridor’s competitiveness.
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