Саммит НАТО в Анкаре: Турция изменит Южный Кавказ?

The NATO summit in Ankara became a key event in global politics. What changed after the meeting of Alliance leaders? Has NATO become stronger? What role does Turkey play today on the Alliance's southern flank? Why was the South Caucasus virtually absent from the summit's official agenda? And can the region develop its own diplomatic identity? In the new episode of the "Diplomacy" program, Valery Chechelashvili analyzes the consequences of the NATO summit, Ukraine's prospects, Turkey's place in the new security architecture, Georgia's foreign policy crisis, and opportunities for South Caucasus countries to coordinate ahead of the G20 forums and other international forums. If you are interested in geopolitics, diplomacy, and international relations, subscribe to the "Caucasus News" channel. 00:00 NATO Summit in Ankara: Key Results 10:45 Why Erdogan Gifted Leaders Revolvers 12:43 Turkey as NATO's Main Southern Flank 23:16 Why the South Caucasus Was Off the Summit Agenda 39:16 Abkhazia, Non-Recognition, and Georgia's Foreign Policy Problems 46:44 How Regional Diplomacy in the South Caucasus Should Work 51:25 G20 and the Possibility of a Common Position for the Region 57:26 What is Real Diplomacy Support the Channel: ❤️ Patreon:   / gelavasadze   💳 PayPal: paypal.me/gelavasadze and by subscribing to VPN Caucasus https://t.me/vpnvolkbot?start=YT Thank you for your trust and support