20.10Azer Khudiev: It is unthinkable that people of different nationalities and religions die on the field of Nagorno-Karabakh in the 21st century

20.10Hrant Mikaelian: No conflict resolution is possible unless there is no trust between people

22.02Azer Hudiyev: The Munich debate: a comparison of two political schools

Traditionally, the annual Munich Security Conference brings together heads of states, ministers of defense and foreign affairs, representatives of business and international organizations from many countries around the world. This year, from 14 to 16 February, the Bayerischer Hof hotel in Munich hosted conference participants from more than 40 countries. The most important issues of the world's political agenda were discussed. The conference participants tried to find answers to current geopolitical, economic, political, military issues and problems related to establishing of a new global security system. In various contexts, the speakers noted the danger of increased turbulence in world geopolitics, non-compliance with international law in interstate relations, and unresolved regional conflicts.

22.02STRENGTHENING NATO’S EASTERN FLANK.

LTG (Ret.) Ben Hodges, Janusz Bugajski, Peter B. Doran

22.02NORD STREAM 2: A PIPELINE DIVIDING EUROPE?

Professor Alan Riley

22.02Impact of Russian Military Presence on Human Rights Situation in Armenia, Moldova, and Ukraine – Report

22.02Russian military presence in Ukraine and its impact on human rights situation

17.11Azer Khudiyev: Synergy of the Black Sea basin: cooperation potential and new dynamics of geopolitical and geoeconomic risks

Geopolitical and geoeconomic systems are facing the process of complicating and increasing risks, which are often in harmony with new threats and challenges of the modern world. This process has a temporal character, that is, each region has its own rhythm of transformation. There are regions that are, figuratively speaking, in a “border state” - between potential destabilization and more dynamic regional cooperation. Regions of this type are usually very sensitive to all sorts of risks and can be explosive in geopolitical and geoeconomic terms. In our opinion, the current Black Sea basin is one of such regions. For it, minimizing of current risks is vital.

17.11A 2020 Vision for the Black Sea Region

A Report by the Commission on the Black Sea

17.11EU supports better cooperation in the Black Sea region

By encouraging cooperation between the countries surrounding the Black Sea, the Black Sea synergy offers a forum for tackling common problems while encouraging political and economic reform.