The events of the last 20 years have led to significant geopolitical changes in the world, creating large opportunities for new independent countries such as Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, and, at the same time, setting difficult tasks for them. Many of these events, especially those taking place in the recent 5-7 years, have had serious consequences for global processes, as well as for the South Caucasus (SC), making the region globally important.

In this framework this article aims to find answers to questions like what should SC countries do in this situation? What framework would be the most effective for guaranteeing security and development for these countries? Should the SC countries act alone on their security, or should they act together? What mechanisms should be used for solution of regional conflicts? What should Armenia do in this situation? What kind of foreign policy would suit the existing challenges and threats?