OP-ED: Quo Vadimus? Broken Georgian Foreign Policy, A Compass in Times of Global Turbulence

There are moments when a country must ask itself a simple but painful question: where are we going? For Georgia, this question has never been abstract. We are not a country that can afford geopolitical luxury, strategic confusion, or comfortable neutrality. We are a country with territories occupied by Russia. We are a country whose history is filled with imperial pressure, the struggle for survival, and the repeated return of freedom. That is why Georgian foreign policy is not just the language of diplomacy. It is an instrument of national survival.