When Nato leaders meet in Brussels this week they should have Georgia on their minds.
Montenegro joined Nato last year. Macedonia, having resolved its name issue, is expected to join in 2019.
But where does this leave Georgia which was promised membership at the Bucharest summit back in 2008?
Georgia has made as much if not more progress than the two Western Balkan states.
It is a net contributor to transatlant...
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