By Timofey Bordachev , Program Director of the Valdai Club
As the military-political confrontation between Russia and the West enters a new phase, attention is gradually shifting south and south-east. Discussions about Moscow’s policy in the South Caucasus and Central Asia are becoming more frequent, even if a definitive resolution to current tensions remains distant. In this context, it is worth asking whether the so-called ‘Great Game’ could return to Eurasia in some form.
Historically, both regions have been seen as relatively calm. Russia’s principal adversaries either lacked strong interests there or were unable to sustain a physical…
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