NATO in the South Caucasus: Present for Duty or Missing in Action?
The recent NATO Heads of State and Government Meeting in Brussels highlighted NATO’s declining relevance in the South Caucasus...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
NATO in the South Caucasus: Present for Duty or Missing in Action?
A nation must think before it acts.
Azerbaijan
Can China Help GUAM Diversify Away from Russia?
Established in 1997, GUAM—a platform named after its members Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Moldova and originally created to improve...
China’s Strategy in the Caucasus
When leaders of Azerbaijan and Georgia took part in a session titled “The Silk Road Effect” at the 2017...
Frozen Conflicts Put Solutions on Ice
With the U.S. presidential elections and flurry of executive orders coming from the Trump administration, many seem to have...
What Will Shape the Caucasus in 2017?
This month marks the launch of the Caucasus Cable, a new publication series from the Eurasia Program at the...
Damaging Democracy: The U.S., Fethullah Gülen, and Turkey’s Upheaval
In this startling essay on the attempted coup in Turkey, FPRI senior fellow and prize-wining Princeton historian Michael Reynolds...
Putin Doubles Down in Syria
A year ago, President Obama opined that Russian intervention in Syria would turn into a quagmire. One year later,...
Armenia’s Everlasting Protest and Its Resonance in Post-Soviet States
The past July marked yet another summer of unrest in Armenia. However, unlike the protests of 2015 dubbed “Electric...