2nd International Black Sea - Caucasian Congress

  • “Future of the Black Sea - Caucasian Economy and Türkiye”
Türkiye has been left alone by its Western allies in the problematic areas like Syria. This situation has brought about that Türkiye has been in search of placing its relations on a new ground with the regional powers, such as Iran and Russia.

Nowadays, where predictability and the possibilities of projection and prevention have been extremely limited, the necessity to review the current policies and develop new policies is felt more strongly.

The 2nd International Black Sea – Caucasian Congress, which will be held with the main theme of theFuture of the Black Sea - Caucasian Economy and Türkiye“ aims at contributing to this field.

Main Theme
Future of the Black Sea - Caucasian Economy and Türkiye

Sub-Themes
Governance of the Economic Competition in the Black Sea - Caucasia and Türkiye
EU and the Black Sea – Caucasian New Economy Ecosystem after the Brexit
China, Belt and Road Project, Black Sea - Caucasia and Türkiye
Black Sea - Caucasia; New Economic Dynamics
 

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In recent years, the Arctic has become a central arena not only in the context of climate change, melting sea ice, and new maritime routes, but also in terms of energy geopolitics and great-power competition. One of the most striking examples of this transformation is China-Russia;

South Korea’s preparations to conduct its first container trial voyage via Russia’s Northern Sea Route (NSR) in 2026 mark a new phase in discussions about the future of the Arctic. The Seoul government plans to send a container ship with a capacity of approximately 3,000 TEU from Busan to Rotterdam ...;

At first glance, a high-level delegation from the Chinese navy visiting Russia’s Northern Fleet in Murmansk might seem like a routine military contact. However, this visit is significant in that it highlights the slowly shifting balances in the Arctic. This is because the region is now associated no...;

I selected 1000 ancient, basic words, including the 207−word Swadesh list. I found a 38.3% degree of commonality between Turkish and Russian. When only the words in the Swadesh list are taken as the basis, the rate of commonality rises to 45.4%. I identified and recorded close and striking similarit...;

According to the U.S. National Defense Strategy released recently, the United States possesses “the most powerful military the world has ever seen.”;

Overview Türkiye occupies a strategic position at the crossroads of major energy-producing regions—the Caspian Basin, the Middle East, and Russia—and energy-consuming markets in Europe. This geographic advantage gives Türkiye a potentially important role as both a transit corridor and an emerging...;

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