Saturday, September 12, 2026

Anna Kalandadze

Anna Kalandadze Is an award-winning journalist based in Washington, DC, who has covered developments in Georgia, across Europe, and in the United States for over two decades.

The Eagle Has Landed: U.S. Stakes its Mark in the South Caucasus

In February 2026, the South Caucasus reached a historic geopolitical milestone. Vice President J.D. Vance completed a landmark tour of Yerevan and Baku—a visit...

“Zombie regime” and digital isolation in Iran

Experts we spoke to say the Iranian regime is currently a "zombie state" held together by internet blackouts and foreign mercenaries. While a U.S....

The Long Shadow of Caracas

The U.S. military operation in Caracas and the seizure of Nicolás Maduro, the sitting President of Venezuela, is casting a long international shadow. We...

Unfriending Europe: How Georgian Dream Turned its Rhetoric against the EU

The speed of Georgia’s authoritarian descent has stunned many in Europe. Once hailed as a success story for public administration reforms, anti-corruption efforts, and...

Experts Talk: Two Visions of the US Role in the World

The Trump administration recently released its National Security Strategy (NSS), just as the U.S. Congress surfaced the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2026....

Experts Talk: Ukraine’s Troubled Peace Negotiations

The push for a U.S.-brokered peace settlement in Ukraine has sputtered out, stalled by Russia's uncompromising demands, which diplomats fear would result in an...

Europe Should Cede Some Sovereignty to Better Defend It

The European nation-states live in extraordinary times. The dominant superpower, the United States, may no longer be fully committed to their defense. The timing...

Vladimir Milov: Russia will go down economically as a big, outdated monster

As the discussion rages about Russia's capacity to subdue Ukraine, and as protesters in Georgia are struggling to pressure the government into renewing its...

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