Browsing: Armenia

By David Davidian If, in Carl Von Clausewitz’s view, “War is merely an extension of diplomacy by other means,” then…

By David Davidian Armenians became collateral damage twice in just over a century when great powers and those with parallel…

By David Davidian Does Armenia need an army? Perhaps not — if Armenia had no external enemies, no collective interests…

Anton Evstratov One of the major events last year in the South Caucasus region was the appointment of special envoys…

By David Davidian Soldiers win battles; diplomats win wars. Genocide can be committed, but often responsibility is avoided by diplomatic…

By David Davidian All self-respecting intelligence services monitor and analyze everything. Even the absence of evidence is information. Everything matters!…

By David Davidian Armenians find themselves badly scarred after losing last autumn’s Second Karabakh War to Azerbaijan. As of this…

By Anton Evstratov In the elections held on June 20, Nikol Pashinyan achieved a landslide victory, while his opponents, having…

By Anton Evstratov The Shusha Declaration, signed by Azerbaijani and Turkish leaders Ilham Aliyev and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, is not…

By Nikola Mikovic Russia is struggling to preserve the Caucasus in its geopolitical orbit, while Turkey’s influence in the region…

By Javad Pasandideh In examining the relations between Armenians and Russians over the past hundred years, some general and at…

By Anton Evstratov Armenia, regardless of the outcome of the internal political struggle in the country, and who will be…