Georgia’s national security strategy is outdated, according to opposition lawmakers. In comments to Eurasianet, they assert that the country is unprepared for threats posed by Russia and other actors. “We don’t have any strategy document on the government level which will evaluate the threats and challenges towards national security and plan to prevent those threats,” said Teona Akubardia, deputy head of parliament’s Defense and Security Committee. Written in 2011, the country’s National Security Concept reflects an era in which Georgia faced different risks than it does now. In particular, Ru…