Pietro Shakarian

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PhD candidate in History at The Ohio State University in Columbus, focusing on Russia, Eurasia and Caucasus, MA in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor

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Karabakh in Crisis: Toward a New Road of Life

Authors: Pietro Shakarian and Benyamin Poghosyan* Once in a while, certain parallels appear between contemporary global affairs and classical Russian literature. Particularly, looking at the...

From St. Petersburg to Syunik: Reinvigorating the Russian–Armenian Security Alliance

Authors: Pietro Shakarian and Benyamin Poghosyan* This July will mark the 300th anniversary of Peter the Great’s Caspian campaign. The campaign proved costly for the...

Moscow’s Caucasian Conundrum: Turkish-Russian Relations and the Limits of “Strategic Competition”

Authors: Pietro Shakarian and Benyamin Poghosyan* Russo–Turkish relations have been at the forefront of recent media discussions. Cooperative competition, “frenemies,” managed rivalry, “co-opetition,” and other...

Karabakh: A Delicate Matter

On November 9, Russia signed a peace statement with the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan, ending the most recent war in Nagorno-Karabakh. Overall, Moscow...

Russia–Armenia Relations and the April Revolution

Starting in April, 2018, Armenia witnessed a remarkable political revolution, prompted by Serzh Sargsyan’s attempt to remain in office by becoming the country’s Prime...

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Power, Reform, and Control: Vietnam’s Party Congress Sets the Tone for the Decade

Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party has opened its tightly choreographed,...

China Hits Its Target but the Slowdown Is Getting Harder to Ignore

China’s economic growth slowed to a three-year low in...

Tariffs, Greenland, and a Shaken Dollar: Markets Enter a New Trade War Phase

Global markets were jolted after U.S. President Donald Trump...

Mexico at the “Donroe” crossroads

Mexico is entering a phase where the United States...
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