How US and Kazakhstan Nuclear Choices Converge
The symmetry between Washington’s nuclear push and Astana’s nuclear turn is a reminder that the two countries have more in common and more at stake together than many might assume.
How Incremental Diplomacy Built the Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Agreement
The Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement illustrates the critical role that incremental diplomacy can play in conflict resolution. It’s also one where middle powers can take the lead.
Middle Corridor Looks to Insulate Global Supply Chains from Geopolitical Risk
Amid mounting geopolitical risk, the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, or ‘Middle Corridor,’ is getting prepared to play a more central role in global trade.
Nagorno-Karabakh: Small Conflict, Big Repercussions
Nagorno-Karabakh is one frozen conflict in the post-Soviet space that periodically melts into violence.
