Georgia is the only outlet to the sea for Armenia, that is why the Armenian-Georgian relations are in the limelight of politicians in both states. The relations are not simple: Georgia's participation in communication and energy projects bypassing Armenia undermines friendly relations between the countries. Javakhk is another major problem. Expert at the Caucasus Media Institute, historian and political scientist Sergei Minasyan comments on the situation to PanARMENIAN.Net.

Situation in Samtskhe-Javakheti, which has never been calm, is attracting more attention of Armenian politicians lately. Various politicians and public figures speak on behalf of the population of that region of Georgia. Vice-Rector of Anania Shirakatsi University, author of a number of publications on the Armenian issue, Karabakh and Javakhk, political scientist Hrazdan Madoyan answers questions of PanARMENIAN.Net.

The situation in the South Caucasus is far from ideal with unsettled conflicts and tensed relations between the neighbors. Besides, the South Caucasus plays the role of an arena for the struggle for leadership between great powers. By PanARMENIAN.Net's request Director of the Caucasus Media Institute (CMI), political scientist Alexander Iskandaryan comments on the current situation in the region.

Armenia-Georgia relations changed after the independence of both states. There are friendly relations between the neighboring states, however Yerevan and Tbilisi positions over some foreign and domestic political issues not always coincide. What is the state of the current Armenian-Georgian relations? Georgian Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Revaz Gachechiladze answers questions of PanARMENIAN.Net.