OSCE Parliamentary Assembly calls on Georgia’s political forces to restore dialogue

The osce parliamentary assembly concluded a visit to georgia, expressing serious concerns regarding the lack of political dialogue within the country. The delegation highlighted this absence as a significant obstacle to stability and the resolution of georgia’s challenges. They voiced deep worry over recently adopted legislation, noting its broad scope threatens citizen participation in public…

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Germany, France and Poland express concern over repressive laws in Georgia

Georgia’s parliament recently passed controversial legislation, sparking concern from key international partners. Germany, France, and Poland have jointly voiced their worries regarding the new laws enacted on March 4th. These nations, collectively known as the Weimar Triangle, released a statement expressing serious reservations about the significant restrictions placed on foreign funding and political engagement within…

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‘Let them bang their heads against the wall’: Armenia’s government reacts to proposal to join Russia’s Union State

Armenia reacted with strong opposition to a proposal to join Russia’s Union State. Former Nagorno-Karabakh security council secretary Vitaly Balasanyan suggested aligning Armenia with the Union, mirroring the Soviet Union, sparking outrage from the ruling Civil Contract party. Deputy Speaker Ruben Rubinyan vehemently denounced Balasanyan, accusing him of betraying Armenia and advocating for a future…

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Vitiello: “SOCAR’s Involvement Could Contribute To Revitalizing Italy’s Downstream Sector”

Michele Vitiello, Secretary General of the Italian Committee of the World Energy Council (WEC Italy), discussed key developments with the Report on March 4th. The conversation centered around the projected schedule for SOCAR’s acquisition of Italiana Petroli. He addressed the potential consequences of Azerbaijani investment on Italy’s refining industry, alongside the ramifications for the nation’s…

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The Armenian community reaffirms its commitment to the de facto independence of the separatist Abkhazia

On February 20th, Alik Minasyan secured another term as chairman of the Armenian community within the separatist region of Abkhazia. This outcome occurred during a congress held in Matschara, a village located in the Gulripsh district. During his report, Minasyan detailed the activities undertaken by the community and underscored its vital function. He stressed the…

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IMF, Fitch and S&P paint a picture of steady growth, fiscal resilience and geopolitical cooperation in the South Caucasus

The IMF, Fitch Solutions, and S&P Global have all affirmed Azerbaijan’s projected economic growth, anticipating a moderate expansion. This positive outlook is largely driven by diversification efforts, with declines within the hydrocarbon sector being counterbalanced by growth in non-oil industries. The overall economic picture remains stable. Crucially, fiscal and financial stability within Azerbaijan are firmly…

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Weekly report on the military situation in the countries of the South Caucasus (February 2-8, 2026)

On February 2nd, a formal event took place at the Ministry of Defense complex in Armenia, honoring General Anil Chauhan, the Chief of the Defense Staff of the Indian Armed Forces. His arrival marked an official visit to the nation. The reception featured a distinguished honor guard and a military orchestra, contributing to a respectful…

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Georgia refuses to join the sanctions against Russia, despite Western pressure

Irakli Kobachidse, the Prime Minister of Georgia, issued a firm statement on February 7th, unequivocally asserting that Georgia has not imposed sanctions on Russia and will not implement them. He clarified that the government’s decisions would not be dictated by external pressures, particularly those originating from Brussels and Washington. Kobachidse stressed the importance of safeguarding…

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Russian ambassador warns: Armenia’s Western ties create challenges for relations with Moscow

On February 6th, Sergey Kopyrkin, the russian ambassador to Armenia, voiced concerns regarding the evolving dynamics between Yerevan and the West. Speaking on Rossiya 24 television, he stated that Armenia’s increasing alignment with Western nations and its expanding diplomatic ties present significant obstacles to the established relations between Moscow and Armenia. Kopyrkin highlighted the European…

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