Opinion: Armenia must use its trump card on road unblocking issue
Ruben Safrastyan discusses Yerevan's relations with Ankara and Baku, the Russia-West rivalry, and potential developments in the South Caucasus.
Ruben Safrastyan discusses Yerevan's relations with Ankara and Baku, the Russia-West rivalry, and potential developments in the South Caucasus.
Ararat Mirzoyan gave an in-depth overview in parliament on Yerevan’s relations with neighboring countries, as well as with Russia and the European Union.
Political analyst Robert Ghevondyan comments on the upcoming meeting, the issues that may be discussed in this format, as well as Yerevan's expectations and concerns.
Based on information from the Armenian Foreign Ministry following the meeting, no breakthrough occurred. Here is what is known about the outcome of the negotiations, along with a comment from political analyst Robert Ghevondyan
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