
Located at the American Foreign Policy Council, we provide expert analysis on political, economic, and security developments in Central Asia and the Caucasus regions, continuing a 25-year tradition of delivering cutting-edge content for policymakers.
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Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has triggered an ongoing and deepening decolonization process across the Caucasus and Central Asia. As part of this process local governments face multiple challenges stemming from Russian policies to res...
South Ossetia’s recent presidential transition, in which Alan Gagloev resigned in favor of Russian administrator Marat Kambolov, marks the latest step in a long-running process of Russo-Ossetian integration. The May 2026 “Treaty on Deepenin...
Georgia’s deteriorating relations with the EU and the U.S. are commonly explained in two ways. One interpretation emphasizes domestic political survival, arguing that Georgian Dream increasingly views Western pressure for competitive electi...
Under Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s engagement with the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) served both practical and ideological purposes. Budapest used its observer status to deepen ties with Turkey, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrg...
Georgia has opted for a multi-investor model to develop the Anaklia port, shifting China from a prospective co-owner to one potential participant among several. This approach reduces the risk of dependence on a single external power while p...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Welcome to the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute Substack. Led by S. Frederick Starr at the American Foreign Policy Council, we offer expert analysis and perspectives and timely updates on Central Asia and the Caucasus.
Laura Linderman is the Director of Programs at the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute. She is a former Senior Fellow, Eurasia Center, Atlantic Council
Research Fellow & Program Officer, Central Asia–Caucasus Institute | Researching the Politics of Belonging, Meaning, and Purpose in the Post-Soviet Space
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