Georgia după 18 ani: între ocupație, justiție internațională și securitatea Mării Negre

Eighteen years after the Russo-Georgian war, the conflict remains a significant case study of Russian foreign policy and its impact on European security. Tbilisi views the 2008 military offensive as a culmination of a long-term strategy by Russia to undermine Georgian independence. The ongoing military occupation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, coupled with Russia's unilateral recognition of these regions, raises concerns about de facto annexation. Human rights violations persist, with systematic discrimination against Georgians in occupied territories. International legal rulings have held Russia accountable for these violations, while Georgia continues to pursue diplomatic efforts to reinforce its territorial integrity.