- Eurasia Review

ISSN 2330-717X

European Mints For Georgian Money – Analysis

Georgia’s relations with the West have a “financial” history. By Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua and Dr. Emil Avdaliani* In history

The pace of geopolitical change in the South Caucasus is staggering, with the recent Karabakh war only underlining several major

Abkhazia faces a dilemma between closer integration with Russia, which could bring an effective loss of its independence hopes, and

Considering Joe Biden’s political background and his recent statements, the US’ foreign policy will likely be based on pursuit of

As the Second Karabakh War ended, all regional players’ interests were scrutinized in detail. One power however, China, was largely

As the details of the Karabakh deal are being fleshed out, the stipulation on the new corridor through Armenian territory

A sense of growing disenchantment is starting to dominate China-Georgia relations. Given China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and

In recent years, Russia’s has made consistent efforts to increase its military and economic influence in the Black Sea and

Azerbaijan-Russia relations face increasing challenges as the geopolitical situation in the South Caucasus evolves. A series of events tested the

Belarus is the last remaining state on Russia’s western border not to have experienced a popular revolution since the 1990s,