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Azerbaijan Expands Green Energy Production - Jamestown (opens the original)
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On September 20, Azerbaijan marked the thirty-second anniversary of the 1994 “Contract of the Century,” the $7.4 billion production-sharing agreement that brought eleven international oil companies from seven countries into Baku to develop the Azeri–Chirag–Gunashli fields (President of Azerbaijan, accessed September 28). Signed under former Azerbaijani President Heydar Aliyev just under three years after Azerbaijan regained independence, the agreement anchored the country’s modern oil strategy a
Türkiye’s Black Sea Diplomacy Faces Russian Roadblocks - Jamestown (opens the original)
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09.25.2026 Sam JonesMamie PowersPanorama Signals from Moscow dim the prospects of a renewed Black Sea Grain Initiative despite Turkish efforts. Russian and Ukrainian strikes on Black Sea ports, loading terminals, and ships are disrupting food exports and the global grain supply, and they have struck civilian vessels from other countries (United Nations, July 27; Anadolu Ajansı, August 29; Euromaidan, September 25). Türkiye controls the Turkish Straits, the sole maritime passage between the Black
South Caucasus Navigates a New Order - Jamestown (opens the original)
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On August 10, the United States, Armenia, and Azerbaijan marked the one-year anniversary of the White House peace summit. They reaffirmed their commitments and highlighted progress toward implementing the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) (U.S. Department of State, August 10). The project would connect Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave through Armenian territory, deepen Western engagement with Armenia, and introduce a new competitor to Georgia’s established transit ne
Lessons Learned From Russia’s War Against Ukraine: The Case of Lithuania - Jamestown (opens the original)
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Lithuania’s security environment has fundamentally changed over the past decade. Public and institutional thinking, however, has not fully adapted. Lithuania is no longer operating in peacetime. Alongside sustained Russian rhetoric about a future conventional invasion, Lithuania is already facing an ongoing hostile campaign below the threshold of open conflict, eroding the distinction between peace and war.[1] Those actions go beyond traditional hybrid tools such as disinformation or cyber opera
Ukrainian Ideas of Victory Diversify and Expand as Russia's War Drags On - Jamestown (opens the original)
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This article is the second in a series based on data collected from 16 interviews conducted with civic, humanitarian, and political experts in Kyiv, Ukraine, from April 13–24, 2026. The goal of the project was to obtain an accurate, up-to-date snapshot of the numerous realities that comprise modern-day Ukraine. This piece examines what victory means for Ukrainians four and a half years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of their country. Individual participant views do not necessarily reflect th
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