Caucasus Research Center is an organization with a focus on geopolitics, international relations, and regional security in the Caucasus and its broader geopolitical environment.
The establishment of the Center reflects an interest in examining the political and strategic developments that shape the region and influence its relationships with neighboring countries, regional actors, and the wider international community. The Caucasus represents a complex area of international affairs in which geographical position, historical relationships, political interests, security considerations, and international engagement intersect.
Understanding these dynamics requires more than the observation of individual events. It requires an examination of the relationships between regional political processes, international strategies, diplomatic interactions, and the longer-term developments that influence the region's strategic environment.
Caucasus Research Center is oriented toward this broader analytical perspective. Its research focus encompasses the study of regional developments within their international context, with particular attention to the interaction between geopolitics, foreign policy, diplomacy, and security.
The Research Center is based in Latvia, while the Coordination Center is located in Turkey. The Center's institutional identity is therefore associated with these two locations, while its research focus extends to the Caucasus and its wider regional and international environment.
The Center is intended to serve as a point of reference for research and discussion concerning the political and strategic affairs of the Caucasus. Its target audience includes researchers, policymakers, academic institutions, think tanks, international organizations, and professionals interested in understanding the region's evolving geopolitical position.