Publications

The catastrophic flooding in Dagestan and northern Azerbaijan has exposed the limits of Russian state capacity on its southern periphery at a moment when Moscow's grip on the wider Caucasus is already loosening. 

The Iran War has temporarily disrupted Caucasus-Central Asia connectivity. The United States must reassure the region that it still wishes to engage with its development.

Ever since the Trump administration returned to office last year, a major foreign policy debate has raged inside the Washington Beltway.

The three South Caucasus states are responding to the same geopolitical shock with radically different resources, constraints, and choices.