David Akopyan

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Worked 26 years for the UN in 15 countries across all regions. Last 10 years of his UN career in Afghanistan, Somalia, and Syria, holding leadership positions as UN Development Program deputy director, country director and Resident Representative.

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Why Armenia’s Best Bet Is Neutrality, Not Another Exclusive Alliance

Armenia’s best strategic option is not renewed dependence on Russia or a full alignment with the West, but a doctrine of credible neutrality backed...

Azerbaijan’s “Scrolling Aggression” Could Blow Up Soon

Azerbaijan’s victory in the long-disputed enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh was not the end of its conflict with Armenia and Armenians, but merely a turning point...

Another chance, Armenia? Could we extend the current economic boom?

Authors: David Akopyan, Vasiliy Burov, Lev Freinkman* The Armenian economy has performed surprisingly well in recent years. However, most experts remain skeptical, viewing this high...

Afghanistan fiasco -collapse of state building 20 years project

The failure of the Afghan state-building project is often attributed to the belief that Afghan society was not ready and that state-building with force...

Ending the Nagorno-Karabakh Siege, lessons from Syria

Authors: David Akopyan, Hrair Balian The conflicts in Nagorno-Karabakh and Syria have distinct root causes and regional contexts. However, they share the common thread of...

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A Bundle of Chopsticks: How ASEAN Can Deepen Rare Earth Cooperation

ASEAN’s REE Potential Amid today’s war-induced energy shocks and the...

Hypersonic Tracking and the Future of Strategic Stability

For decades, satellites have provided critical data for military...

The New Test of US-Iran Diplomacy

The 14-point Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding between the United...

China, the IRGC, and Tehran’s New Power Centers

China is adopting a pragmatic approach to its post-war...
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