США делают ставку на Турцию: новая военная архитектура от Кавказа до Центральной Азии

Azerbaijan has once again found itself at the center of major regional diplomacy. Baku is hosting visits from representatives of Turkmenistan, Iran, and European and Euro-Atlantic institutions, reflecting the country's new role as a key hub between the South Caucasus, Central Asia, Turkey, and Europe. Today, not only territory and resources are becoming important, but also control over routes, ports, railways, pipelines, power lines, and digital communications. The discussion centers on the Middle Corridor, energy cooperation with Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan's role in the Eurasian transport architecture, and the shifting balance of power in the region. Particular attention is paid to the prospects for Turkmen gas, the Dostlug project, the need for Trans-Caspian infrastructure, and the question of whether the European Union is ready to move from political approval to actual financial participation. A separate section is devoted to Turkey. Against the backdrop of the US reorientation toward the Pacific region, Ankara is becoming a key military and strategic partner for Washington, stretching from the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean to the South Caucasus and Central Asia. In this logic, Azerbaijan's importance as an ally of Turkey and a key link in the new security system is also growing. 00:00 — Why Baku has found itself at the center of Eurasian grand diplomacy 02:08 — Azerbaijan is no longer a field of competition, but a platform for negotiations 04:51 — Turkmenistan, gas, and the future of energy partnership 08:06 — What Azerbaijan expects from Ursula von der Leyen and the European Union 12:19 — Why the US is betting on Turkey and how NATO is changing 17:19 — New global balance: China, Europe, and the South Caucasus 21:13 — Middle Corridor, TRIPP, and the region's transport future 27:16 — What Europe will offer Armenia and why projects won't work without Azerbaijan Subscribe to the channel to receive up-to-date news analysis! #news #politics #analysis #analytics #Azerbaijan #Baku #MiddleCorridor #Turkey #EuropeanUnion #SouthCaucasus #Geopolitics