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Azerbaijan after the Vilnius Summit: What Next?

[journal article]

Valiyev, Anar

Abstract

The Azerbaijani establishment is in a very difficult situation. With Armenia joining the Customs Union (CU), and Georgia signing an Association Agreement with the European Union (EU), Azerbaijan is trying to keep its neutrality as long as possible. However, with the further intensification of the st... view more

The Azerbaijani establishment is in a very difficult situation. With Armenia joining the Customs Union (CU), and Georgia signing an Association Agreement with the European Union (EU), Azerbaijan is trying to keep its neutrality as long as possible. However, with the further intensification of the struggle between the EU and CU in the former Soviet space, for Baku it will be difficult to maintain its balance and the country will need to make a choice. Having two neighbors (Turkey and Georgia) striving for EU membership, and two (Armenia, Russia) going for the CU, Baku is to some extent isolated. Each of the choices brings benefits and problems, while none of the options offer Baku and its establishment a win-win situation.... view less

Keywords
Azerbaijan; customs union; Russia; Georgia; EU; international relations

Classification
International Relations, International Politics, Foreign Affairs, Development Policy

Document language
English

Publication Year
2013

Page/Pages
p. 8-10

Journal
Caucasus Analytical Digest (2013) 58

Issue topic
The Vilnius EAP Summit and the South Caucasus

ISSN
1867-9323

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0


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