Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan seeks a new path forward following Azerbaijan’s seizure of Nagorno-Karabakh and the radical shift in regional dynamics in the South Caucasus. His initiatives aim to revitalize Armenia and resolve longstanding issues, forging a new regional posture. However, domestic divisions and external challenges complicate his efforts. Azerbaijan has not responded to [...]
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Pashinyan Between Armenia and Azerbaijan: The Curse of Radical Changes
Şubat 28th, 2024 
oztarsu Iranian fear to Turkey’s growing influence in South Caucasus is an apparent reality
Mart 25th, 2021 oztarsu The Second Karabakh War that happened last fall has brought about the alteration of the geopolitical situation in the region of the South Caucasus. As Russia has kept its traditional strategic power along with increasing military influence in the South Caucasus, Turkey has managed to enter the region as the second regional power. Iran is [...]
What Really Happened in Nagorno Karabakh?
Nisan 7th, 2016 oztarsu The Nagorno Karabakh conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia started in 1988 with the territorial claims of Armenians over the land of Azerbaijan. Until the year of 1994 when ceasefire treaty was signed, Armenian troops occupied 20% of Azerbaijani territories including Nagorno Karabakh region and seven more districts. On April 2, one of the bloodiest clashes [...]
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Tags: armenia, azerbaijan, caucasus, conflict, karabakh, nagorno karabakh, russia, turkey, war 
No Comments »Toward a Caucasus without Turkey
Ocak 18th, 2016 oztarsu The jet plane crisis between Turkey and Russia has increased mobility in Caucasus and Central Asia. These developments, which we can say will be of disservice to Turkey in the medium and long term, force Turkey to develop new approaches to the region.
Posted in ENGLISH ARTICLES Tags: ankara, armenia, azerbaijan, baku, caucasus, georgia, jet crisis, moscow, Qafqaz, russia, tbilisi, turkey, yerevan No Comments »Search for alternative to Turkey’s foreign policy
Aralık 8th, 2015 oztarsu The jet crisis between Turkey and Russia has reminded us that foreign policy may prove extremely fragile and variable despite all calculations and predictions. Bewildered by fluctuations in the country’s foreign policy, people are looking to foreign policy experts to guide them through the maze, to no avail. Attempts to analyze the situation as one wrought [...]
Strategic Knowledge of Strategic Outlook
Haziran 27th, 2011 oztarsu In the 21th Century and at the Era of Globalization, reaching to knowledge is getting easy than the last quarter of a century. So to provide “Strategic Knowledge” for followers of International Relations and to render easy of their studies on International Relations, we have decided to create the organization of “Strategic Outlook” based on [...]
Posted in ENGLISH ARTICLES Tags: armenia, azerbaijan, egypt, georgia, russia, strategic knowledge, strategic outlook, turkey No Comments »Cooperation and Confrontation between the USA and Russia in Caspian Region
Aralık 4th, 2010 oztarsu New monopolar world system had created new interests which depend on big powers in Caspian region after the collapse of Soviet Union. This situation shared a chaos on governmental system in this area.
Posted in ENGLISH ARTICLES Tags: abkhazia, caspian region, caspian weekly, crimea, energy line, fergana, guam, inogate, karabakh, middle asia, moldova transdiester, nato, russia, south ossetia, the usa, traceca No Comments »
