“Armenia and Georgia 2023: Security, Peace, and Societies – Old Challenges with New Answers?”
CCCS researcher Anna Gevorgyan’s “Iran and New Realities in the South Caucasus”, “Security Debates in the Context of Normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan Normalization: Balancing Western Alignment and Regional Changes” and “A New Security Architecture for Old Problems? A Fragmented Landscape in Armenia” were published in “Armenia and Georgia 2023: Security, Peace, and Societies – Old Challenges with New Answers?”.
This publication is a collection of articles by speakers from events held in Yerevan (April 2023) and Tbilisi (October 2023) within the framework of the ” ‘Armenia – Georgia Neighborhood: Experts Dialogue” program. The articles analyze current security challenges in the South Caucasus within a geopolitical context. The event was co-organized by the Institute for the Study of Nationalism and Conflicts (Georgia), the Armenian Committee of Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly (Armenia), and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom South Caucasus.
