The imposition of sanctions by the United States and an international coalition of more than 40 allies and partners, including the European Union and G7 nations, in response to Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, marked a significant diplomatic and economic response to Russia's aggression.

After Russia started an unprovoked aggression against Ukraine, the United States, along with an international coalition of more than 30 allies and partners, imposed comprehensive sanctions on Russia, including tightening export controls and other economic measures.

General Vakhtang Kapanadze article about the NATO-Georgia relations. 

Article about the difference between compulsory and voluntary military services and analysis of which one is more effective for Georgian reality.  

Comparative analysis of diversity in US and Swedish military services was prepared by MoD representatives - Tamta Tchrikishvili and Ninutsa Shanshashvili. 

Use of nuclear materials or nuclear by-products without lawful authority and with malicious intent represents enormouschallenge to global security.

Proliferation of nuclear technologies and materials is a major factor contributing to the increase in nuclear terrorism threats.Terrorists as non-state actors are motivated to gain access to nuclear or radioactive materials in the countries which possessnuclear technologies and nuclear military complexes as well as the countries which are on the way to developing nuclearweapons. Risks of nuclear catastrophes increase ever so much in the countries which are controlled by weak and unstablegovernments and which at the same time possess nuclear materials or technologies.

Some Aspects of Underemployment of Ethnic Minorities in Georgia's Civil Service written by Kamran Mamadly, Founder of Salami Platform. 

A research about Trust in Police was conducted by youth activists from Kutaisi, with the mentorship of Ana Shalikiani and Beka Dzotsenidze. 

A research of students' opinion about diversity in military service was conducted by Beka Ekseulidze, in Telavi, according the framework of the Civil Council's project Diversity, Inclusion and Equal Opportunities in Defense and Security Institutions. 

The present paper examines Georgia’s defense and security sector reform policies and their implementation and attempts to assess whether the reform applies the international standards on diversity and inclusion that Georgia has pledged to meet under the UN’s conventions and the EU Association Agreement.

The present Policy Paper was prepared with the aim to help strengthening women's participation in defense institutions, protecting principles of gender equality and conducting relevant events for that. 

This article tells about the military service of Georgia and shares expereinces of several recruits with different ethnical,linguistic and religious origins. 

The Report on Channels of Cooperation Between the Defense Sector and Media was prepared by the Civil Council on Defense and security. 

The report Ministry of Defense – Parliament Nexus was prepared by the Civil Council on Defense and Security. The paper aims to assess the effectiveness of parliamentary oversight over the Defense Ministry in Georgia and to identify steps that will help improve the current practices and increase efficiency.

The Report on Georgia-Iran Economic Relations has been prepared in May 2018 with support from the US Department of State and the US Department of Energy in the framework of the contract commissioned by Argonne National Laboratory to the Civil Council on Defense and Security on Dual-use Goods Outreach Events ...

The present policy report examines the current state of affairs within the export control system of dual use goods in Georgia.