TRIPP in the Caucasus: A Corridor of Opportunity or a Road to Vulnerability?
GeoBharatIntel TRIPP is primarily a U.S.-managed transit and trade corridor through Armenia’s Syunik province, linking Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan and…
Russia–Azerbaijan Tensions Escalate Over Custodial Deaths
Aayush Pal If the differences between Azerbaijan and Russia escalate, Moscow may lose a strategic foothold in the region, potentially…
Armenia Exits CSTO: A Strategic Shift Towards the West
Rohan Kumar V Armenia has decided to withdraw from the CSTO after it accused the latter of inaction when Azerbaijan invaded…
Armenia’s Shifting Foreign Policy: Balancing Relations Between Russia and the West
The final blow to the relationship between Armenia and Russia came during the second Nagorno-Karabakh war in September…
Can the Artsakh Conflict find an Amicable Solution?
The situation in Artsakh remains fluid as the complex scenario is impacted by geopolitical factors, ethnic tensions, and…
How the Israel-Azerbaijan Relations is Changing the Nature of Geopolitics in West Asia
Charushi Chakole Azerbaijan and Israel’s relations have been growing steadily over the last years, in terms of policy, economic as…
Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict: Lasting Solution in Sight?
The most important concern in Yerevan was not Karabakh’s condition, but what it called “security and rights guarantees”…
Evaluating the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict and India’s defence deal with Armenia
Ashish Keserwani India’s defence deal with Armenia results in an economic gain for India boosting its forex reserves, apart from…
India, a new player in the tug-of-war between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Anmol Kumar The region has become one of the world’s third most militarized zones in the last two and a…