Russia

In this special security-focused episode of the “Dilemma” podcast, these issues are analyzed by Robert Ghevondyan, expert of the “Research Center on Security Policy” and Areg Kochinyan, head of the …

In this special security-focused episode of the “Dilemma” podcast, these issues are analyzed by CCCS researcher Anna Gevorgyan and Areg Kochinyan, head of the “Research Center on Security Policy.” Anna …

“I strongly advise against using the term ‘evacuation’ in this context, as it is neither accurate nor appropriate. We are addressing forced displacement—deportation. The Republic of Armenia is not organizing …

The NATO summit showed the extent of Russia’s failure in its declared objectives. Halting NATO’s expansion towards Russia’s borders had been declared by the Kremlin to be a goal of …

The next episode of the security-focused “Dilemma” podcast discusses post-colonial discourse in Armenia, the difference between Soviet and British or French colonialism, questions about whether current Russia can be identified …

The next episode of the security-focused “Dilemma” podcast covers Armenia-Russia relations, current changes, post-colonial discourse in Armenia, Russia’s interests in the “Zangezur corridor” issue, the question of whether there exists …

The next episode of the “Dilemma” podcast dedicated to security issues focuses on the Artsakh issue, the changes it has undergone in recent years, clarification of the term “Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict,” …

The most a treaty can do is to provide a short-term guarantee of Armenia’s territorial integrity. But only on one condition: if the treaty has a third signatory party or, …

Russia has distinct priorities in our region. In this context, Azerbaijan holds greater desirability and importance as a partner for Russia compared to Armenia. This fact is already evident. The …

Our region is generally perceived in Washington as an auxiliary factor. An auxiliary factor in relations with Russia, China, Iran, Turkey, or, for example, in the Ukrainian war and the …