The former republic of Sovjetunioen, Georgia, situated at the southernmost of the Caucasus, has become center for geopolitical tensions.

In conflict with a more aggressive Russia, Georgia has seeked alliances with the west, including EU and NATO. Also domesticly Georgia finds itself on the edge of a possible genuin democratic change.

I 2003 former president Eduard Sjevernadze was overthrown in what was known as the Roserevolution. Mikheil Sakhasvilli became the new president, who, despite economic growth, is accused of leading by authorian rule and an accordingly, an obstacle towards democratic progress. The Student Association invite everyone intersted to an open meeting about the situation and future prospects for the former Sovjetrepublic of Georgia.

The meeting will be held in english.

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