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Turkish-Azerbaijani military exercises in Nakhchivan, Armenian military capabilities, assessment of the situation, op-ed, former advisor to the Armenian defense minister, military expert, David Jamalyan, Russia, Iran, Turkey, Armenian armed forces, Armenian defenses, April War, Four-Day War, July escalation,

August 10, 2020

Former advisor to the Armenian defense minister and military expert David Jamalyan gives his opinion to JAMnews

The July flare up ‘froze’ the negotiation process – Armenian experts on border fighting with Azerbaijan

August 01, 2020

Adviser to the President of Nagorno-Karabakh David Babayan and political observer Hakob Badalyan answered JAMnews’ questions

Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

How will the people “be prepared for peace” against the background of the escalation on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border?

Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

July 30, 2020

"What happened is a great loss for both sides" - consultant of International Crisis Group Zaur Shiriev

Azerbaijan-Armenia

Op-ed: what really happened in the July fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan, what are the results?

Azerbaijan-Armenia

July 24, 2020

Recent fighting on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border is surrounded by more questions than answers

Why Armenia can’t cope with corona

Coronavirus

July 22, 2020

The country has hundreds of new cases every day. The situation has remained the same for weeks. Doctors are hesitant to say that the virus is retreating

incident on the border of Armenia and Azerbaijan, analysis, consequences, Tavush, Tovuz, gunfight, fighting,

Who provoked the escalation on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border and why? Is Russia involved?

Azerbaijan-Armenia

July 16, 2020

Three reasons for the sudden escalation of violence on the border of Armenia and Azerbaijan

Op-Ed: Abkhazia needs reforms – the coronavirus tourism crisis might help it do that

Coronavirus

July 16, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has led Abkhazia to an economic crisis. But this could spur reforms that will reduce dependence on Russian funding

Armenia, Russia, Armenian-Russian relations, Kremlin, domestic situation, anti-Russian relations,

Op-ed: how Armenian relations with the Kremlin affect domestic political processes

July 08, 2020

The opposition assesses the attempts of the ‘revolutionary’ government of Armenia to strengthen the sovereignty of the country and resist external pressure as ‘anti-Russian’

Azerbaijan’s economy before and after the pandemic – what to expect and what to be afraid of? Interview with economist

Opposition in Azerbaijan

July 02, 2020

Natiq Jafarli: “The only hope of the government is that after the pandemic, the oil price may rise again”

Op-Ed: what’s happening to budget airlines in Georgia?

July 02, 2020

Fallout from cancellation of most of Wizzair flights from Tbilisi will go beyond economic losses

Op-Ed: How to become a respected person in Abkhazia

Georgian-Abkhaz conflict

June 29, 2020

In Abkhazia, a high-ranking official was arrested on charges of fraud. Blogger Tengiz Jopua is outraged by offers to have him released "for his services to the motherland"

Op-Ed: Difficult times ahead for economy of Abkhazia

June 25, 2020

Abkhaz authorities must pass some unpopular reforms to overcome the current economic crisis, including downscaling the bureaucratic apparatus

Azerbaijani journalist blames doctors for untimely death of father

Coronavirus

June 18, 2020

Seymur Kazimov appealed to the chairman of the state agency responsible for the fight against coronavirus - (TƏBİB)

Op-ed: Russia has tired of Putin. But what can it do?

Vladimir Putin

June 17, 2020

The constitution is being changed in Russia to allow Putin to theoretically remain in power until 2036.

Azerbaijan: how the pandemic will affect the environment

June 11, 2020

"Environmental requirements will decline and ecology will be sacrificed for the sake of the economy" Interview with environmental activist Javier Qara

Op-Ed: Crisis in Abkhazia unavoidable. How the authorities deal with it is vital

June 09, 2020

Former leader of the Abkhaz opposition Aslan Bzhania has been president for almost two months, but has not launched a single reform. Abkhazia may face a new crisis

“In Azerbaijan, courage alone is not enough” - well-known rights activist on politics in a country where the power structure has remained unchanged for 30 years

June 06, 2020

Anar Mammadli, head of the Center for Election Monitoring and Democracy Education, tells JAMnews about the problems of the Azerbaijani opposition

Op-Ed: Catastrophic rise in coronavirus cases in Armenia just a week away

Coronavirus

May 26, 2020

This may cause overly serious strains on the healthcare system

Op-ed: Inaccessible Nakhchivan – a story on Azerbaijan’s state within a state

May 25, 2020

The main rules are: read the classics, sweep the streets and talk less

“I have a fever of 37.5 °C. What do I do?" To get coronavirus treatment in Moscow, you need money, connections. Personal stories

Coronavirus

May 12, 2020

My mom caught coronavirus in Moscow, and the whole family knew that getting in to a hospital before you are on the verge of death is only possible if you have connections.

Is the pandemic a chance for the ruling party in Georgia?

Bidzina Ivanishvili

May 09, 2020

Will the crisis help the Georgian Dream party win in the upcoming elections? Expert opinions

Armenia, Velvet Revolution, Two Years Later, Anti-Corruption,

Quality of life improvements, fighting corruption and oligarchs: how Armenia has changed 2 years since the revolution

Nikol Pashinyan

May 08, 2020

“There is a well-known formula: if a country wants to consider itself democratic, it is necessary to conduct three cycles of fair elections. We have had only one so far. As soon as there will be three, we can assume that we are moving in the right direction” – political analyst

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