Has Georgia's Role in the Middle Corridor Changed?
Georgia’s strategic role in the Middle Corridor is evolving amid shifting geopolitics.
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Bako Kheladze is a Non-Resident Fellow at the Irregular Warfare Initiative, specialising in Iran, the South Caucasus and Eurasian security. He holds an MA from Leicester and previously served at Georgia’s embassy in Tehran.
Analysis, commentary, reports and selected work by Bako Kheladze.
Georgia’s strategic role in the Middle Corridor is evolving amid shifting geopolitics.