US Vice President J.D. Vance’s decision to visit Baku and Yerevan, while bypassing Tbilisi, reflects Washington’s current strategic priorities in the South Cauc...
The decision to launch regular container trains along the route linking Uzbekistan with Türkiye via Turkmenistan and Iran represents far more than a logistics u...
The trilateral meeting between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia in Abu Dhabi marked the start of an initial phase of political dialogue rather than a brea...
Recent protests in Iran may indirectly benefit Syria by constraining Tehran’s regional reach. A reduction in support for proxy forces could ease security pressu...
In the post-conflict period, Azerbaijan’s transport and logistics policy has entered a qualitatively new phase, marking a structural transformation of the count...
Russia’s declaration that it intends to build a nuclear power plant on the Moon within the next decade is not merely a futuristic talking point. It is a stateme...
The European Union and Armenia signed a new policy document, the “Armenia-EU Strategic Agenda for Partnership,” on December 2, setting out an ambitious framewor...
Europe today faces a strategic dilemma it has tried to avoid for years: how to diversify away from vulnerable, politically exposed transport and energy routes w...
The dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group is not merely the closure of a formal structure; it marks the definitive end of a long-running model of “managed instabi...
