The Russian proposal indeed contains a provision to leave the final clarification of Artsakh’s political status to the future, but Azerbaijan has not agreed to this, and until now we …
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Announcements
Meeting with Mark Cameron, Director of U.S. State Department’s Office of Caucasus Affairs and Regional Conflicts
On October 24 of this year, Areg Kochinyan, President of the Research Center on Security Policy, along with a group of Armenian experts, met with Mark Cameron, U.S. State Department’s Office …
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By staying in the CSTO, Armenia has two paths: either satisfy Russia’s (as well as Turkey’s and Azerbaijan’s) demands or oppose them alone. Thus, the price of staying in the …
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“The United States’ participation and recent activation in the political process have significantly intensified and made the Western format more promising”… …”We must defend ourselves, and from whom? From those …
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Russia has reached a certain level of understanding with Turkey and Azerbaijan regarding joint economic and infrastructure projects. Projects that are mostly interesting to Russia from the perspective of reducing …
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“The fact that CSTO and Russia are not helping, are meaningless, are not allies, etc., is one part of the issue. The other part is that they are also a …
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The CSTO is as discredited in Armenian reality as Russia is as a reliable and loyal ally. The uselessness of the CSTO and its lack of benefit to Armenia’s state …
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It is necessary to respond to two statements by responsible officials of the “hostile ally”… …Before cultivating countermeasures and looking for alternatives to existing systems, it is necessary to clearly …
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It is important to understand once and for all that, yes, the situation is extremely difficult, but according to all the indicators, it will get worse. What is possible now, …
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The draft law has so many problems, so many gaps, and so many contradictions with other actions of the government that we won’t be able to elaborate on each of …
