In 2026, Georgia’s foreign policy risks no longer stem from a single hostile actor or a sudden geopolitical shock. They emerge from a far more complex and unsettling reality: the South Caucasus is changing faster than Georgia is adapting. Peace between Armenia and Azerb...

Historically sidelined as peripheral in the global grand strategies, the South Caucasus has emerged as a critical region of a shifting great power agenda. Positioned at the crossroads of Eurasia, between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea, its geostrategic relevance has surg...