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policy research services, geopolitical analysis, regional affairs research, think tank publications, energy security research
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1Think Tanks, Policy Research & Public Policy Institutes
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2Education Policy Research Institutes & Think Tanks
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3Policy, Regulatory & Public Affairs Research
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  • International Affairs928120
  • National Security and International Affairs928
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Policy Research and Think Tank Services
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Caspian Policy Center is an independent, nonprofit research think tank that produces and disseminates research, analysis, and media content focused on the economic, political, energy, and security affairs of the Caspian region (Central Asia and South Caucasus). Its deliverables include weekly Media Highlights, in-depth Analysis and Reports, an annual Caspian Affairs Magazine, podcasts (Caspian Conversations), videocasts of conferences, maps and infographics, and flagship in-person events such as the Trans-Caspian Forum and the London Caspian Connectivity Conference.

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Caspian Policy Center (CPC) is an independent, nonprofit research think tank based in Washington D.C. offering a comprehensive portfolio of research publications, media content, and events focused on the Caspian region. The organization provides Media Highlights (weekly media summaries), the Caspian Affairs Magazine (annual publication), in-depth Analysis and Reports, Audio Content through Caspian Conversations podcasts, Video Content including conference recordings, and hosts major Events such as the Trans-Caspian Forum and London Caspian Connectivity Conference. CPC also produces Visual Research Tools including maps and infographics. These products work together to serve as a primary research and debate platform for economic, political, energy, and security affairs of the Caspian region.

Product and service8 records
1Media Highlights
CategoryResearch Publication
Description

Weekly media summary providing updates on the latest developments in the Caspian region, covering energy, economy, politics, and security across Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Aimed at policymakers, researchers, and business audiences needing timely regional primers.

2Caspian Affairs Magazine
CategoryMagazine Publication
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Annual flagship magazine covering in-depth analysis of changing tides in the Caspian region, including economic, political, energy, and security affairs. Targeted at policy professionals, academics, and informed readers on Caspian affairs.

3Analysis and Reports
CategoryResearch Publication
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In-depth analytical reports and research articles examining regional developments in energy, economy, security, and environment across the Caspian region. Targeted at policymakers, academics, and business stakeholders requiring deeper strategic analysis.

4Caspian Conversations (Podcasts)
CategoryAudio Content
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Podcast series featuring discussions on Caspian region affairs with experts, policymakers, and analysts. Aimed at listeners interested in accessible, conversation-format coverage of regional issues.

5Videocasts and Full Conferences
CategoryVideo Content
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Recorded video proceedings of CPC conferences and events covering Caspian region topics. Targeted at remote attendees, researchers, and policy audiences who cannot attend in person.

6Trans-Caspian Forum
CategoryEvent
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Annual flagship forum held in Washington, DC, celebrating the organization's anniversary and bringing together regional experts, policymakers, academics, and business leaders for high-level dialogue on Caspian region affairs.

7London Caspian Connectivity Conference
CategoryEvent
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Annual conference held in London focusing on connectivity, growth, and resilience in the Caspian region. Aimed at European policymakers, regional stakeholders, and business leaders engaged in trans-regional infrastructure and trade.

8Maps and Infographics
CategoryVisual Research Tool
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Visual data representations including maps and infographics covering regional topics, corridors, and strategic minerals. Used by policymakers, researchers, and communications teams to convey regional dynamics at a glance.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
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A pan-European foreign policy think tank with a dedicated Central Asia program. Overlaps with CPC's coverage of Caspian region geopolitics, energy, and connectivity, though from a European vantage point and with a much wider policy remit.

TypeBroad incumbent
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A US policy research organization with programs covering Central Asia, the Caucasus, and energy security. Operates as a broader incumbent with overlapping thematic interests in Caspian region geopolitics and strategic resources.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A leading global think tank whose Carnegie Eurasia program produces influential research on Russia, Central Asia, and the South Caucasus. It is a broader incumbent with significantly greater resources but overlapping thematic coverage with CPC.

TypeEmerging player
Description

A Washington DC-based policy research institute publishing Eurasia Daily Monitor and other publications focused on Eurasia including Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Comparable in focus area and DC base but with a narrower, more specialized mandate.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A major US policy research institution whose Kennan Institute focuses on Russia and Eurasia. Operates as a broader, federally-supported think tank with overlapping Caspian/Eurasia research, though with a different institutional structure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A leading UK-based international affairs think tank with a Russia and Eurasia program that publishes research and hosts events on the Caspian region. Overlaps with CPC in policy themes and convening function, but at significantly greater scale and global reach.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A major Washington DC-based international affairs think tank with a dedicated Eurasia Center and Global Energy Center covering Caspian region topics including energy, connectivity, and security. Overlaps with CPC's domain but operates as a much larger, broader institution.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A global conflict-prevention think tank producing analytical reports and field-based research across multiple regions including Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Broader mandate with overlapping Caspian coverage.

9Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program
TypeDirect peer
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A joint research institute affiliated with the American Foreign Policy Council and the Institute for Security and Development Policy, focused exclusively on Central Asia and the South Caucasus. It is the closest direct peer to Caspian Policy Center in geographic focus, regional mandate, and policy research output.

TypeRegional player
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A Central Asia-based analytical platform covering regional political, economic, and security issues. A regional counterpart to CPC with overlapping thematic coverage but operating from within Central Asia rather than Washington DC.

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Caspian Policy Center

Policy Research and Think Tank Servicescaspianpolicy.org

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Caspian Policy Center
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Caspian Policy Center
Website
https://caspianpolicy.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2016
Operating status
Operating
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11–50 employees
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Caspian Policy Center industry classification

Industry
Product category
Policy Research and Think Tank Services
NAICS
International Affairs (928120), National Security and International Affairs (928)
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Think Tanks, Policy Research & Public Policy Institutes (BPAGAFAO)
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Education Policy Research Institutes & Think Tanks (EDADADAA), Policy, Regulatory & Public Affairs Research (BPAHALAF)

Keywords

  • Policy research services
  • Geopolitical analysis
  • Regional affairs research
  • Think tank publications
  • Energy security research

Where Caspian Policy Center is headquartered

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Caspian Policy Center product offering

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Core offering

Caspian Policy Center is an independent, nonprofit research think tank that produces and disseminates research, analysis, and media content focused on the economic, political, energy, and security affairs of the Caspian region (Central Asia and South Caucasus). Its deliverables include weekly Media Highlights, in-depth Analysis and Reports, an annual Caspian Affairs Magazine, podcasts (Caspian Conversations), videocasts of conferences, maps and infographics, and flagship in-person events such as the Trans-Caspian Forum and the London Caspian Connectivity Conference.

Product overview

Caspian Policy Center (CPC) is an independent, nonprofit research think tank based in Washington D.C. offering a comprehensive portfolio of research publications, media content, and events focused on the Caspian region. The organization provides Media Highlights (weekly media summaries), the Caspian Affairs Magazine (annual publication), in-depth Analysis and Reports, Audio Content through Caspian Conversations podcasts, Video Content including conference recordings, and hosts major Events such as the Trans-Caspian Forum and London Caspian Connectivity Conference. CPC also produces Visual Research Tools including maps and infographics. These products work together to serve as a primary research and debate platform for economic, political, energy, and security affairs of the Caspian region.

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Products and services

  • Media Highlights Weekly media summary providing updates on the latest developments in the Caspian region, covering energy, economy, politics, and security across Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Aimed at policymakers, researchers, and business audiences needing timely regional primers.
  • Caspian Affairs Magazine Annual flagship magazine covering in-depth analysis of changing tides in the Caspian region, including economic, political, energy, and security affairs. Targeted at policy professionals, academics, and informed readers on Caspian affairs.
  • Analysis and Reports In-depth analytical reports and research articles examining regional developments in energy, economy, security, and environment across the Caspian region. Targeted at policymakers, academics, and business stakeholders requiring deeper strategic analysis.
  • Caspian Conversations (Podcasts) Podcast series featuring discussions on Caspian region affairs with experts, policymakers, and analysts. Aimed at listeners interested in accessible, conversation-format coverage of regional issues.
  • Videocasts and Full Conferences Recorded video proceedings of CPC conferences and events covering Caspian region topics. Targeted at remote attendees, researchers, and policy audiences who cannot attend in person.
  • Trans-Caspian Forum Annual flagship forum held in Washington, DC, celebrating the organization's anniversary and bringing together regional experts, policymakers, academics, and business leaders for high-level dialogue on Caspian region affairs.
  • London Caspian Connectivity Conference Annual conference held in London focusing on connectivity, growth, and resilience in the Caspian region. Aimed at European policymakers, regional stakeholders, and business leaders engaged in trans-regional infrastructure and trade.
  • Maps and Infographics Visual data representations including maps and infographics covering regional topics, corridors, and strategic minerals. Used by policymakers, researchers, and communications teams to convey regional dynamics at a glance.

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Recent moves4 records

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Broad incumbents

  • European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR): A pan-European foreign policy think tank with a dedicated Central Asia program. Overlaps with CPC's coverage of Caspian region geopolitics, energy, and connectivity, though from a European vantage point and with a much wider policy remit.
  • Hudson Institute: A US policy research organization with programs covering Central Asia, the Caucasus, and energy security. Operates as a broader incumbent with overlapping thematic interests in Caspian region geopolitics and strategic resources.
  • Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: A leading global think tank whose Carnegie Eurasia program produces influential research on Russia, Central Asia, and the South Caucasus. It is a broader incumbent with significantly greater resources but overlapping thematic coverage with CPC.
  • Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (Kennan Institute): A major US policy research institution whose Kennan Institute focuses on Russia and Eurasia. Operates as a broader, federally-supported think tank with overlapping Caspian/Eurasia research, though with a different institutional structure.
  • Chatham House (Royal Institute of International Affairs): A leading UK-based international affairs think tank with a Russia and Eurasia program that publishes research and hosts events on the Caspian region. Overlaps with CPC in policy themes and convening function, but at significantly greater scale and global reach.
  • Atlantic Council: A major Washington DC-based international affairs think tank with a dedicated Eurasia Center and Global Energy Center covering Caspian region topics including energy, connectivity, and security. Overlaps with CPC's domain but operates as a much larger, broader institution.
  • International Crisis Group: A global conflict-prevention think tank producing analytical reports and field-based research across multiple regions including Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Broader mandate with overlapping Caspian coverage.

Emerging players

  • Jamestown Foundation: A Washington DC-based policy research institute publishing Eurasia Daily Monitor and other publications focused on Eurasia including Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Comparable in focus area and DC base but with a narrower, more specialized mandate.

Direct peers

  • Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program: A joint research institute affiliated with the American Foreign Policy Council and the Institute for Security and Development Policy, focused exclusively on Central Asia and the South Caucasus. It is the closest direct peer to Caspian Policy Center in geographic focus, regional mandate, and policy research output.

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Caspian Policy Center

What does Caspian Policy Center do?

Caspian Policy Center is an independent, nonprofit research think tank that produces and disseminates research, analysis, and media content focused on the economic, political, energy, and security affairs of the Caspian region (Central Asia and South Caucasus). Its deliverables include weekly Media Highlights, in-depth Analysis and Reports, an annual Caspian Affairs Magazine, podcasts (Caspian Conversations), videocasts of conferences, maps and infographics, and flagship in-person events such as the Trans-Caspian Forum and the London Caspian Connectivity Conference.

Is Caspian Policy Center a public or private company?

Caspian Policy Center is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Caspian Policy Center founded?

Caspian Policy Center was founded in 2016. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Caspian Policy Center based?

Caspian Policy Center is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Caspian Policy Center's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), Hudson Institute, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (Kennan Institute), Chatham House (Royal Institute of International Affairs), Atlantic Council and International Crisis Group. Jamestown Foundation is listed as an emerging player. Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program is listed as a direct peer. CABAR.asia (Central Asian Bureau for Analytical Reporting) is listed as a regional player.

Does Caspian Policy Center have an API?

No public API is recorded for Caspian Policy Center.

What industry is Caspian Policy Center in?

Caspian Policy Center's product category is Policy Research and Think Tank Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAFAO, Think Tanks, Policy Research & Public Policy Institutes, with a secondary code of EDADADAA, Education Policy Research Institutes & Think Tanks. Its NAICS code is 928120.

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TrendTurkmenistan calls for unity and action in Trans-Caspian cooperationTurkmenistan, through Ambassador Aydogdyyev, emphasized the importance of concrete deliverables and regional unity in Trans-Caspian cooperation during a roundtable organized by the Caspian Policy Center. This stance follows the signing of the Cholpon-Ata Declaration on July 31, 2026, which formalized an expanded six-country format (C6) involving Central Asian nations and Azerbaijan to enhance trade, transport, logistics, and energy ties.TrendKazakhstan seeks stronger regional links, investment growth by 2029 - envoyKazakhstan aims to strengthen transport and commercial links with Central Asian neighbors while driving investment growth in energy, critical minerals, and digital infrastructure by 2029. This strategic objective was highlighted by Kazakh Ambassador Magzhan Ilyassov during a roundtable on Trans-Caspian cooperation hosted by the Caspian Policy Center. The initiative builds upon the Cholpon-Ata Declaration signed in July 2026, which formalized expanded regional cooperation among five Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan.PR NewswireWashington to Host 3rd Trans-Caspian ForumThe Caspian Policy Center and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are hosting the third Trans-Caspian Forum in Washington, D.C., supported by seven regional embassies to discuss trade, investment, and connectivity opportunities. The event aims to unite policy and business leaders from the U.S. and Central Asian nations to identify concrete recommendations for enhancing strategic engagement in the region.