فهرست مطالب shoja hosinzadeh

The Karabakh conflict is one of the old conflicts in the territories under the control of the former Soviet Union and within the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan, which is of the above importance due to its influence on the stability and security of the Caucasus region and the special position of regional and extra-regional powers in the foreign policy. It has a great reputation and has attracted the attention of the world communityThis conflict has historical roots and contexts that include ethnic, religious and territorial claims and disputes to the extremist policies and goals of nationalist parties and groups, as well as the economic and political interests of regional and extra-regional governments, despite being limited in one circle. The small geographical area has regional and international dimensions and consequences, and it has provided reasons for regional and world governments to take positions.In this article, we discuss the importance and position of the Karabakh conflict in the foreign policies of regional and extra-regional governments, and we try to discuss the goals and interests of the policies and the role of such governments in the aforementioned conflict.

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the independence of the newly established republics in 1991, as well as the formation of a new geopolitics in the South Caucasus, this region became one of the most important strategic regions in the world. Nevertheless, despite its geopolitical and geoeconomic importance. Outstanding, in terms of ethnic and territorial conflicts, political instability, lack of economic and social development, conflicting political tendencies and lack of regional cooperative security structure, the region has always faced security threats and challenges. Strategic and energy resources of the Caucasus have attracted the attention of regional and global actors and powers, and each of these actors, by using various tools and policies and influencing the security arrangements of the region, seeks to influence the region and advance goals. They have been their own foreign policy. Russia as the successor to the former Soviet Union and Turkey as an influential regional player with different historical, cultural, religious and racial ties with the nations living in the newly established republics based in this area, along with other regional and supra-regional actors. Among the actors who have played a prominent role in shaping the security arrangements in the South Caucasus. Discusses.