Geopolitics of the Black Sea

[The Lawspeaker]

#Turkey and #Russia spent most of their histories in a bitter rivalry, fighting no less than twelve wars. Each conflict was driven by the prizes in and around the #BlackSea.

[Bosniensis]

I expect multiple wars in Eastern Mediterranean from Syria, Turkey etc...

I just have a feeling...

Many do too

[FinalFlash]

Love the black sea

[Noble Cuman]

I expect multiple wars in Eastern Mediterranean from Syria, Turkey etc...

I just have a feeling...

Many do too

What would be the result? That is the question. Mena countries are already in chaos.

[The Lawspeaker]

What would be the results? That is the question. Mena countries are already in chaos.

An even bigger mess. Probably trying to blackmail Europe with even more migrants.

[Ülev]

What would be the results? That is the question. (...)

let's make Vlach Sea great again

[Westbrook]

It's one of the few parts of Europe I haven't seen yet but want to visit at some point. What are the best areas?

Love the black sea

[Noble Cuman]

An even bigger mess. Probably trying to blackmail Europe with even more migrants.

Isn't there too many migrants in Europe already? If Europe does nothing I feel like it is going to increase more. Everyone wants a better life afterall. They do not want to live in geography where there is constant war. What is the situation there?

[Armenian Bishop]

I'd take the "Caspian Report" Channel with a grain of salt (and a bit of skepticism). That YouTube Channel is based in Azerbaijan, a country that is well known for repression, and the imprisonment of journalists. But, in this case, the information looks somewhat reliable, except that Russia seems to be vilified.

[FinalFlash]

It's one of the few parts of Europe I haven't seen yet but want to visit at some point. What are the best areas?

Batumi and Trepizond are the areas I'm familiar with and they look spectacular. As far as Europe though I'm not too familiar but I hear the Bulgarian side of the black sea is really nice.