格鲁吉亚、亚美尼亚、阿塞拜疆三国在苏联解体之际成为独立的主权国家,经历了解体之初的共产党活动被禁止之后,20世纪90年代中期,伴随着资本主义制度建设的失利,这些国家迎来了一次共产主义思想的回潮,又纷纷恢复、重建了共产党,同时,也创建了一些新的共产党。21世纪初期开始,这些国家再次遭遇了共产主义思想危机,国际国内不利于共产党发展的环境以及各个共产党自身存在的问题,导致格鲁吉亚、亚美尼亚、阿塞拜疆三国的共产党人数锐减、政治影响力急剧下降。此外,这些国家的共产党因一些重大的理论和现实问题不能达成共识,出现不断分裂的现象,诸多情况导致外高加索地区的共产主义运动呈现日益衰落之势。 Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan became independent sovereign states upon the dissolution of the Soviet Union. After the proletarian Communist movement was banned, these countries ushered in the mid-1990s with the defeat of the capitalist system The resurgence of communist ideas has also been resumed and the communist party rebuilt. At the same time, some new communist parties have also been created. Since the early 21st century, these countries once again suffered from the crisis of communist ideology. The international and domestic unfavorable conditions for the development of the Communist Party and the problems existing in the Communist parties themselves have caused the number of Communists in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan to plummet and their political influence to plummet. In addition, the communists in these countries, unable to reach a consensus due to some major theoretical and practical problems, are constantly splitting up. In many cases, the communist movement in the Transcaucasia region shows a declining trend.