Georgia left off NATO summit partner list as critics decry isolation

Georgia's exclusion from the NATO summit in Turkey has sparked criticism and concerns about its international standing. This marks the first time a partner country has been left off the summit agenda, prompting accusations of growing isolation. The move underscores tensions and strategic considerations that NATO might be navigating, potentially impacting Georgia's relations with both NATO and its neighbors. Critics argue this could hinder Georgia's aspirations for deeper integration with Western institutions.