Caucasus in 2026: Militarization, Reconstruction, and the Rise of a Strategic Fintech Corridor
Summary The Caucasus region in 2026 is defined by a complex mix of militarization, reconstruction, and economic repositioning. Armenia and Azerbaijan rank among the world’s highest military spenders relative to GDP, reflecting persistent security tensions. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan is advancing large-scale reconstruction in Nagorno-Karabakh, aiming to transform the region economically and demographically. At the same time, […]
Caucasus 2026: TRIP Corridor, Armenia’s Strategic Shift, US Influence, and Dagestan Flood Crisis Explained
Summary In March and April 2026, the Caucasus region is experiencing a convergence of economic ambition, geopolitical realignment, and environmental crisis. The proposed TRIP transit corridor aims to strengthen Western-oriented trade routes, while Armenia is actively reducing its reliance on Russia ahead of national elections. Simultaneously, increased United States security engagement is reshaping regional power […]