As the war in Ukraine reshapes global geopolitics, the South Caucasus has emerged as a critical theatre in the broader contest between Russia and the West. The United States and the European Union have intensified efforts to reshape the region, countering Moscow’s influence and securing strategic gains. With recent developments in Armenia, Georgia and beyond, the stakes are higher than ever for Russia, and the consequences could redefine the balance of power in Eurasia. Armenia is undergoing a profound transformation in its foreign policy. Traditionally aligned with Russia through security frameworks like the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO), Armenia is increasingly looking to the West. This shift is driven by dissatisfaction with Moscow’s perceived inaction during the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict […]
