These are old countries. They cannot be read from the headlines — we bring the long view as readily as the latest word.
We work one part of the world, and we work it deeply. From the Adriatic to the Caspian runs a single arc — the post-Yugoslav and post-Soviet space — now drawn together by the Middle Corridor, the trade and energy axis between Europe and Asia.
The arc, end to end
Western Balkans
Serbia · Montenegro · Kosovo · North Macedonia · Bosnia & Herzegovina
Contested sovereignty, the long road to Europe, and elite networks that outlast governments.
The Caucasus
Armenia · Azerbaijan · Georgia
The corridor's western gate, and a pivot among Russia, Turkey, Iran, and the West.
Central Asia
Kazakhstan · Uzbekistan · Kyrgyzstan · Tajikistan · Turkmenistan
Resource wealth, succession politics, and the eastern reach of the route.
Understood end to end — not country by country.