More: Armenia
A fractured Europe is allowing Putin’s new axis to blossom
When the Berlin Wall fell, a territorial reality was extinguished, but the idea underpinning it remained: authoritarian governance paired with deep suspicion of the...
Obstacle to Peace: Why Armenia Needs to Change its Constitution
Speaking at a meeting with parliament speakers of the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic States in Baku on 6 June, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev reiterated...
Landmines and Explosive Remnants: A Painful Legacy of Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict
As is known, every year landmines lead to the death and injury of thousands of people, in some cases even after a conflict has...
The Armenian–Azerbaijani bilateral track: From tangible results to a possible breakthrough
Azerbaijan’s decisive victory in the 2020 Second Karabakh War and the subsequent localized anti-terrorist measures implemented on September 19-20, 2023, in the historic Karabakh...
Eurasian Economic Union Stepping Up with Renewed Interest in the Region’s Opportunities
Series of meetings have been held to review performance and discuss crucial challenges almost half way into Russia's chairmanship of the Commonwealth of Independent...
Europe’s Exports to Former Soviet Republics are Helping Russia Beat Sanctions
Europe’s exports of weapons and "dual use" items to Russia have been banned since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. This has ended...
The ICJ’s Jurisdiction in Armenia v. Azerbaijan
The International Court of Justice will hold public hearings on the preliminary objections raised by Azerbaijan regarding the Court’s jurisdiction in the case concerning...
New round of Armenia-Azerbaijan tensions: the issue of 4 villages
Recently, Armenia and Azerbaijan, neighboring countries in the Southern Caucasus, have begun negotiations concerning the return of four villages occupied since the 1990s: Baghanis...
Armenia and Azerbaijan on the Brink of War and Peace
The following several weeks are likely to determine the future course of the conflict that has plagued Armenia and Azerbaijan, two South Caucasus neighbors,...
The Extension of Geopolitical Rivalries to the South Caucasus Threatens Regional Peace and Security
On March 21, Armen Grigoryan, Armenia’s Secretary of the Security Council, announced that Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan would meet with Ursula von der...