The Ticking Clock for Georgia’s European Future
On the 8th of November the European Commission will for the first time ever present an enlargement report with recommendations on Georgia. A few weeks later, the European Council will take a political decision on whether Georgia will be granted candidate status or will have to wait until autumn 2024. In his policy brief, Ivane Chkhikvadze analyses the current state of EU reforms and makes concrete recommendations for action.
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