Karabakh War within the scope of the "One Belt One Road" project of the People's Republic of China

This thesis examines the interaction of the People's Republic of China's "One Belt One Road" Project and the II. Karabakh War and the effects of this interaction on the security and development of the Caucasus. The thesis discusses how the People's Republic of China is positioned as both a regional and global power, its effects on regional development and security structures through the "One Belt One Road" Project, and how this process is intertwined with the dynamics of the II. Karabakh War. The findings show that, despite the potential of the "One Belt One Road" Project to promote regional development, it creates new tensions on the issue of regional security. The thesis provides important information for the re-evaluation of regional security policies by revealing the effects of the foreign policy of the People's Republic of China and the "One Belt One Road" Project on regional conflicts.