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LINKS Europe presents the Annual Review 2025

7 April 2026

LINKS Europe Foundation is proud to present its Annual Review of 2025. 2025 has seen continued international turbulence, marked by ongoing conflicts and growing concerns over the selective application of international law. However, 2025 also marked an important step towards peace in the South Caucasus, with the meeting in Washington in August between Armenia and Azerbaijan opening new possibilities for dialogue. Despite these challenges in 2025, LINKS Europe continued to make a difference in key areas.

Two highlights stand out:

  1. The completion of the Thematic Groups for a New Armenian–Azerbaijani Dialogue, bringing together over 40 experts from both societies to produce four consensus-based reports supporting the peace process.
  2. The advancement of the Landmine Free South Caucasus campaign, promoting mine action as a confidence-building measure between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, and raising awareness of one of the region’s most pressing humanitarian challenges.

We also continued to convene dialogue, strengthen partnerships with the international community, and expand our analytical and outreach work to support confidence-building and cooperation in Europe's neighbourhood. 

Download and read the full report here.

Source: LINKS Europe Foundation 

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