transport corridors

'Georgia can be a partner of the US — or remain in the shadow of Russia and China': interview with James Carafano

Georgia-USA

June 24, 2026

An in-depth interview with a US foreign policy expert on Georgia-US relations

Georgian experts weigh impact of Armenian election on region

Azerbaijan-Armenia-Georgia

June 11, 2026

Experts highlight three key issues: peace, the geopolitical balance and transport corridors

'Creating a new path' - Marco Rubio on agreements signed in Yerevan

Armenia-USA

May 27, 2026

According to political analyst Narek Minasyan, bilateral relations are shifting towards a new model in which Armenia is viewed not as a recipient or beneficiary country, but as a partner.

Partial reopening of Armenia–Turkey border expected, no date announced yet

Armenia-Turkey

January 27, 2026

According to Armenian media, the border will open on 1 February for third-country nationals and holders of diplomatic passports. Official Yerevan has neither confirmed nor denied these reports.

Opinion: 'Armenia is returning to space it was pushed out of'

Armenia

January 23, 2026

Armenian experts say Armenia’s participation in Trump-created council is an ‘unprecedented development opening new opportunities’

Ilham Aliyev in Davos: 'Azerbaijan is the only safe route between Europe and Central Asia'

Azerbaijan

January 22, 2026

The main topics of discussion included Azerbaijan’s investment priorities, its energy strategy, regional transport links, and relations with Armenia in the post-conflict period.

Moldova emerges as frontrunner for EU enlargement: what does it mean for South Caucasus?

Eastern Europe

November 20, 2025

In its latest report, the European Commission named Moldova as the country that has advanced toward EU membership more than any other candidate over the past year.

Opinion: 'For years Georgia supported Armenia – now it’s Armenia’s turn'

Armenia-Georgia

November 14, 2025

Expert in international relations Giorgi Tumasyan also commented on the prospects of the “Trump Route” transit project. He stressed that the expected benefits should be substantial for both countries and that “there is no competition here.”