Nagorno-Karabakh | What's going on between Armenia and Azerbaijan ?

The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is a long-standing geopolitical issue involving Armenia and Azerbaijan that dates back to the dissolution of the Soviet Union. With deep historical roots, this territorial dispute over a predominantly Armenian enclave has led to fragile ceasefires, like the 1994 Bishkek Protocol, and even escalated into full-scale warfare, most recently in the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War of 2020. Political dynamics, including elections and leadership changes in Armenia and Azerbaijan, contribute to the complexity. International powers like Russia, the United States, and Turkey are deeply involved, each with their own interests, making diplomatic efforts by entities such as the OSCE's Minsk Group increasingly challenging. The European Union has also joined mediation efforts as the conflict threatens broader regional stability. Ongoing humanitarian crises, blockades, and sporadic border skirmishes further underline the urgency for a lasting resolution. As the international community strives for peace, the stakes are not just high for the South Caucasus but have implications for global geopolitics and security. Like and comment for more in-depth coverage of global economies and geopolitics.

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