What if international relations were a game? ♟️ Participants spent the second day of «The Caucasus Dialogue — 2026» playing an interactive strategic simulation game developed by the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy. The main topic was digital sovereignty and security. Participants were divided into four teams: two fictitious states and two tech giants offering their own digital security solutions. Then everything was just like in big politics: 🟢 defend your own interests (both overt and covert); 🟢 negotiate and seek alliances; 🟢conclude agreements; 🟢respond to new challenges and change strategy on the fly Of course, there were some unexpected twists: the moderators regularly changed the gameplay, forcing participants to reconsider existing agreements and seek new compromises. It seems that every participant managed to feel like a true diplomat! #CaucasusDialogue #MashukKnowledgeCenter 1️⃣1️⃣1️⃣