Armenia
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EUROPE
Regional cooperation shattered by nationalism
Since the early 2000s the South Caucasus and its neighborhood have witnessed growing cooperation of the two countries in different…
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EUROPE
Democracy as newly-found but misleading bedrock of Armenia’s foreign policy narratives
Armenia has undergone some transformations in the aftermath of the governmental change brought about by the popular upheaval in April…
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EUROPE
Shusha provocation: a fatal blow to the peace process?
By Rusif Huseynov and Murad Muradov On May 21, an “inauguration ceremony” was organized for a puppet leader of the…
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ASIA
Iran’s economic outreach to South Caucasus
After the killing of Iran general Qasem Suleimani and subsequent escalation between the U.S. and Iran the U.S. imposed new…
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EUROPE
How to circumvent U.S. sanctions through proxy states: a “how-to” and a “who will help you”
By Robert Carmona-Borjas U.S. politicians have long operated at the behest of foreign actors, public and private, under a veil…
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EUROPE
Persian Gulf and Black Sea transport corridor and its implications for the South Caucasus
In recent years, increasing political importance of new transportation corridors made them one of the main tools in international relations.…
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EUROPE
European MPs must honor official positions of public offices they hold
One of the fundamental principles of Western democracies is the ability of an ordinary citizen of a given country to…
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SOCIETY
A new environmental disaster may be brewing in the South Caucasus
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has stated that the country’s Amulsar gold mine will continue operating. Meanwhile, local and international…
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POLITICS
The surge of right-wing populism reaches the capitals of South Caucasus
The rise of right-wing, nationalist populism in the global politics illustrated by the North American domestic turmoil, Brexit and European…
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Editor's Picks
Armenia misses another opportunity
By Dr. Stephen Blank When National Security Advisor John Bolton travelled to the Caucasus in late 2018 he had several objectives in mind. Generally…
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