Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine signed the EU Association Agreement in Brussels ushering in a new era following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Vakhtang Lejava of the Tbilisi Center for Policy Analysis spoke about the signing ceremony, what it means for Georgia, the region and for Georgian-Armenian relations.
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