This article was originally published as an intern contribution at the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies. Fear of war has long shaped Georgian domestic politics. Conflict between Tbilisi and Russian-backed separatists in the regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) left the country fragmented following the collapse of the Soviet Union. 2008 saw Read More…
Author: Gabriella Pickton
Gabriella Pickton is the current Junior Research Fellow at the NATO Association of Canada’s Center for Disinformation Studies, where she writes on topics related to transatlantic defense, democracy, and security. She can be reached at gabriellapickton@cmail.carleton.ca and www.linkedin.com/in/gabriellapickton