Emil Avdaliani

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Emil Avdaliani specializes on former Soviet space and wider Eurasia with particular focus on Russia's internal and foreign policy, relations with Iran, China, the EU and the US. He teaches history and international relations at Tbilisi State University and Ilia State University (Georgia).

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Why Iran Is Turning East

Beijing and Tehran are preparing a whopping 25-year economic and security deal according to which China would invest up to $400 billion in Iran....

Azerbaijan Becomes Turkey’s Top Gas Supplier

Azerbaijan has become Turkey’s major gas supplier and this could have major geopolitical ramifications for the region. But it also fits into Turkey’s efforts...

China’s Effect: A Global NATO

A shift is taking place in global military thinking. NATO, arguably the most successful military alliance in history, is slowly but steadily edging toward...

Russia’s Troubles with Its “String of Pearls”

An important part of Russia’s grand strategy in terms of foreign policy is its purposeful creation and management of conflict zones across the post-Soviet...

The Rise of the Indo-Pacific

The world is in flux. Global geopolitical trends that existed before the onset of the coronavirus will only intensify in its wake, and US-China...

Geopolitics of 5G and the South Caucasus

The age of 5G internet is coming to the South Caucasus. However, as the US-China geopolitical divide looms ever larger, the region enters the...

The Age of Decoupling & Smaller States

Analyses abound claiming that the coronavirus pandemic will benefit China more than the rest of the world, the US in particular. America is the...

As US-China Competition Unfolds, Russia Watches Closely

Russia’s relations with the West are at their lowest point in two decades. Similar patterns of warming and cooling have taken place intermittently ever...

Eurasian Disunion

The Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) was already in trouble before the pandemic. Rows between Belarus and Russia over the removal of crude oil subsidies...

Possible West-Russia Rapprochement and its Impact on South Caucasus

In the West analyses abound on possible rapprochement between the West and Russia. This is mainly caused by China’s rise and the West’s fear...

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