Strategic sovereignty in the EU’s Southeastern neighborhood: The Black Sea as part of a larger geopolitical region Published: 28 January 2021 As part of a larger geopolitical region, the Wider Black Sea requires greater commitment from the EU in the areas of security, renewable energy, and connectivity. By Dr. Stefan Meister
"Die Regierungen wissen, dass ihre Systeme das nicht stemmen" Published: 24 April 2020 Im Südkaukasus wurde früh mit Restriktionen auf die Covid-19-Ausbreitung reagiert. Wie gehen Armenien, Georgien und die Diktatur Aserbaidschan durch die Corona-Pandemie?
Covid-19 in the South Caucasus – fast reactions and authoritarian reflexes Published: 7 April 2020 All three countries of the South Caucasus have weak social systems. Many people work in precarious jobs in the service sector, tourism and agriculture. By Dr. Stefan Meister
Eastern Partnership 2.0 – Upgrading the ambitions and impact on the neighborhood Published: 13 September 2019 Read in Georgian By Dr. Stefan Meister
Eastern Partnership in South Caucasus Published: 13 September 2019 EaP policy is a success story but it now needs to adapt to the changing geopolitical environment and take more seriously the lessons learned from the reality check of the policy in the target countries.
10 Years of Eastern Partnership in Azerbaijan: Still a long way to go Published: 13 September 2019 Read in Azerbaijani By Anar Valiyev
The Eastern Partnership: What’s next for Georgia? Published: 12 September 2019 Read in Georgian By Vano Chkhikvadze
Rebooting Armenia: What can the Eastern Partnership Offer after the Velvet Revolution? Published: 12 September 2019 Read in Armenian By Anahit Shirinyan
Armenian Unfinished Revolution Published: 2 November 2018 Ishkanian's article "Armenian Unfinished Revolution" is discussing how Pashinyan with a small group of supporters, was able to mobilize a movement that brought about Sargsyan’s resignation. Read in Armenian By Armine Ishkanian
Armenian-Georgian Relations: Actuality of Sustainable Development Published: 15 December 2017 Nowadays South Caucasus is a sub-region bordering one great power and two regional powers. It is considered as an important intersection of transnational infrastructure links. This turns it into a zone of superpowers’ vital interests, as well as arises growing interest by non-bordering great powers. The region is saturated with ethnic and confessional conflicts which provides openings for influence by all non-regional actors. հայերեն By David Hovhannisyan
