
Armenia and Georgia, two former Soviet states, are experiencing political turmoil as they diversify their international relationships in response to Russia's war in Ukraine.
Despite similarities in their tactics, including 'lawfare' campaigns against opposition and attempts to control national churches, their trajectories are diverging, with one nation leaning towards Europe and the other towards Russia.
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The direction of Armenia and Georgia's foreign relations could impact regional stability and global politics
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