Moscow Mechanism against GeorgiaCommenting on the OSCE’s decision to apply the Moscow Mechanism to Georgia, political analyst Dimitri Tskitishvili said it would assess the scale of the regime’s anti-democratic actions and was likely to identify specific violations. He warned this could lead to the Georgian government’s international isolation and even a loss of interest from Russia. This investigation could turn the ruling party, Georgian Dream, into international pariahs. In recent months, Georgian Dream’s main objective has not been to restore the country’s EU integration, rebuild its international legitimacy, or ‘reset’ relations with the United States. Such a non-viable system is of no interest even to Russian oligarchs and is not needed by Russia.