The political balance in the South Caucasus is once again entering a period of uncertainty. Russia is seeking to preserve its influence in the region while navigating increasingly complex realities: Azerbaijan has strengthened its position since the 2020 Patriotic War and has become an important player not only in the South Caucasus, but also across wider Eurasian transport and energy corridors. Armenia, meanwhile, is moving further away from Moscow’s orbit, openly discussing closer integration with the European Union and increasingly questioning its participation in Russian-led institutions.
06 Jun 2026-09:20