The Second Karabakh War changed the status-co in Southern Caucasia totally and created a new status-quo. Besides, Azerbaijan and Armenia continue to make efforts to normalize the relations after the war. In another Southern Caucasia country, Georgia cannot stabilize the political situation.
The Azerbaijani-Armenian conflict lasting for 30 years has gone through different stages throughout its historical process. Besides, together with various international organizations, the world’s most powerful states and leaders have played their parts in the resolution of this dispute.
The three states (Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia) had historically the role of the periphery for the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union over the last two centuries. The security situation is complicated and fragile in the South Caucasus.
Top diplomats co-chair trilateral meeting on rebuilding transport links in South Caucasus