Gabriel Gavin is a journalist for POLITICO Europe, with his work also appearing in POLITICO. He specializes in covering European politics, energy, and international conflicts. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting, Gabriel's articles delve into the complexities of geopolitical issues and their impact on Europe and the world.
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Governing Georgian Dream party can still force the controversial legislation through parliament.
Proposed restrictions on LGBTQ+ rights have proven far harder for politicans at home and abroad to unite against than the government's “foreign agent” bill.
Paris has despatched elite units to take back the road from the airport to the capital of Nouméa, after the death toll climbed to six.
Benny Gantz and Yoav Gallant have called on Benjamin Netanyahu to set out his plans for the future of the war-ravaged region.
By: Gabriel Gavin
Growing anti-Western rhetoric comes as the U.S. mulls sanctions over the government’s controversial Russia-style clampdown on civil society.
By: Gabriel Gavin
Tehran is yet to confirm details of the incident involving Ebrahim Raisi.
A leaked draft bill seen by POLITICO would target ruling party lawmakers and law enforcement officers, as well as possible Russian agents in the country.
By: Gabriel Gavin, Christian Oliver
Raisi had been tipped as a possible successor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
By: Gabriel Gavin
Incentives would push South Caucasus country to guarantee free elections following outrage over the government’s Kremlin-style “foreign agent” bill.
By: Gabriel Gavin
Georgian Dream's “foreign agent” bill and crackdown on protesters faces growing condemnation.
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