Issues in Defining the Black Sea Region

Depending on its origin, the Black Sea region is a concept that is controversial related to the actual area of ​​Black Sea: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Moldova, Countries that are likely to integrate Romania, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine and other economic, strategic and security aspects (M. Aydin, 2004). The intersection of this geopolitical interest, the economic route, and the extent of influence are decisively important for the future wider Europe as this is the biggest problem (immigration, freezing conflict, energy) that occurred before the mainland .

This review is the first of a series of articles exploring the strategic significance of the Black Sea region to the US and NATO. Please visit NATO and Russia in the second article, Black Sea. New confrontation, third article, Russian strategy in Black Sea: expansion of buffer. In March 2014, Russia illegally annexed the Crimea, relying on the fault lines of the two former empires - Russia and the Ottoman Empire - to reaffirm the strategic significance of the region where major European countries such as the United Kingdom were involved Did. France and Germany This analysis provides an overview of the region and I think that the past is a prelude to the future of the region, as dynamics has recovered empirical politics and military strategies in the contemporary context.

This review is the third in a series of articles on the strategic importance of the Black Sea region. This includes a simple historical outlook and assessment of NATO and Russian tension in the region. As the White House is reviewing the terms for resuming dialogue with Russia, this review is aimed at creating a buffer zone for the West and providing regional territorial, cultural and ethnic regions for providing options to Black Sea countries Focus on utilization of kinetics. Allies and partners

Caspian Sea Region: Legal Issues The Caspian Sea problem has hindered the legal status of the Caspian Sea - but it has not stopped - further development of marine mineral resources. Coastal states - Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkmenistan - were unable to agree on the legal framework of management, as the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought independence of the three countries facing the Caspian Sea, Ocean oil and gas developed. Reserve