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Emma Loosley Leeming

Professor of Middle Eastern and Caucasian Christianities, University of Exeter.

Exeter, UK.

Georgia

Georgia’s government plays into Putin’s hands as it moves to suppress art and culture

— The Georgian government’s embrace of Russian-style social conservatism sparks fears of Russification, with controversial laws and cultural purges targeting dissent, impacting cultural heritage and international partnerships.

By Emma Loosley Leeming Apr 7, 2024

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