Abstract
<jats:p>The South Caucasian ethnopolitical conflicts had a significant impact on the development of the recent history of the countries of the region and formed the foundation of the current geopolitical realities. In addition, the chronicle of events and the stages of the military-political confrontation were reflected in the media, especially in the periodicals of government and opposition publications of the countries participating in the conflicts, which recorded the historical chronicle of events, collected and documented the facts of political and geopolitical decisions of the current heads of state and government, numerous interviews with them and other key participants in the conflicts. The regional media also published official statements by presidents, parliaments, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense and other official structures; documents on the results of negotiations between the parties, resolutions, transcripts of meetings of contact and negotiation groups, facts of war crimes and mass violations of human rights. In this regard, media materials published during the acute phase of the conflict are sources of relevant information when studying the causes, the beginning of the course and the end of conflicts. In the context of modern global development, characterized by increased geopolitical tensions and an increase in the importance of public discourse, the importance of an objective analysis of socio-political processes taking place in specific regions, in particular in the South Caucasus, is becoming increasingly important, especially in the context of the transformation of the information space, which at the same time becomes an instrument of influence and reflection public attitudes.</jats:p>