Armine Martirosyan

Op-ed: What does Azerbaijan want from Armenia and what does it accuse Russia of?

Azerbaijan-Armenia

August 15, 2021

Armenian experts analyze the meaning behind Azerbaijan's statements about the escalation at the border and Karabakh and Baku's sharp criticism of Russian peacekeepers deployed in the region

Debed - Armenia's first SMART village

Armenia

August 05, 2021

The village of Debed is currently regarded as a shining example of the new generation of SMART rural settlements. Thanks to several ongoing projects, locals say that their despair has been replaced by hope

Opinion: How will Europe's involvement in Armenia affect its future and ties with Russia

Armenia

July 23, 2021

Recently, Armenia has received a significant number of reassurances of the EU's readiness to assist its development. What does it mean for the country's future and ties with Russia?

Blog: Police baton and memories of the First Nagorno-Karabakh War

Karabakh conflict

June 30, 2021

Armine Martirosyan tells Trajectories project about her police baton and the symbolic role it played in both the first and the second Karabakh wars

Op-ed: will Armenia's new parliament consolidate or destabilize the country?

Armenia

June 22, 2021

As the new parliament has been elected in Armenia. experts are assessing the implications of the elections and the country's future prospects

Post-war life of displaced residents of Nagorno-Karabakh

Karabakh

June 12, 2021

Over six months ago, war forced many residents to leave Nagorno-Karabakh. JAMnews sheds light on stories, hopes, dreams, and fears about future

Will the internal political crisis in Armenia be resolved or deepened after snap elections?

Politics in Armenia

April 04, 2021

The early June 20 elections raise many questions. Many even doubt whether they will take place. Clarifications from political observer Hakob Badalyan

Reboot – Armenia’s only way out of the political crisis?

Politics in Armenia

March 06, 2021

The acute political crisis in Armenia is only deepening. Analysis of the situation from the director of the Caucasus Institute, political scientist Alexander Iskandaryan

Russian as official language in Karabakh? For and against

Karabakh

February 27, 2021

According to the draft submitted to the parliament, the Armenian will retain the status of the state, the Russian will receive "functions that serve the literary and scientific needs of society."

Armenian pundits sound off on gov't decision to nix snap elections

Politics in Armenia

February 12, 2021

Experts believe that this is a deliberate move, since the "revolutionary prime minister" Pashinyan sees the weakness of his competitors in the street struggle. On the political situation in the country

Op-ed: Armenia must consider political realignment for Karabakh

Politics in Armenia

January 15, 2021

How can the format of the negotiations on the Karabakh settlement change, can the role of the West increase, can the course of Armenia's foreign policy change - Andrias Ghukasyan's opinion

Op-ed: 'Blood, toil, tears and sweat' – solving the Armenian political crisis

Politics in Armenia

January 11, 2021

Detailed analysis of the political situation in the country after the end of hostilities in Karabakh from the director of the Caucasus Institute Alexander Iskandaryan

Op-ed: the Karabakh agreement doesn’t mean peace, just a ceasefire

The Second Karabakh War

November 15, 2020

On November 10, Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan signed an agreement on the cessation of hostilities in Nagorno-Karabakh. What does this agreement imply and what can we expect from it – opinion of Armenian political experts

"Azerbaijan offers Armenians cultural autonomy, and to wipe them off the face of the earth" – Armenian political scientist

The Second Karabakh War

November 01, 2020

On the war in Karabakh, the balance of forces of the conflicting sides and what victory means for each of them. Opinion of the Director of the Caucasus Institute Alexander Iskandaryan

90,000 Karabakh refugees setting up new lives after fleeing homes

Armenia

October 29, 2020

According to the estimations of the Public Defender of Nagorno-Karabakh, approximately 90,000 people have been forcefully displaced. Part of them moved to safer places within Karabakh, others have gone to Armenia

"War for Azerbaijan is a means to remove compromise" - Armenian political scientist

Armenia

October 22, 2020

Is it possible to resolve the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, is it possible to recognize its independence, will peacekeepers be deployed here - Op-Ed of the Director of the Caucasus Institute Alexander Iskandaryan

Op-Ed: what to expect from the military confrontation in Karabakh

The Second Karabakh War

October 06, 2020

Armenian political scientist Alexander Iskandaryan talks about the military confrontation in Karabakh, Russia's position and the possible outcome of the war

Armenian schools to open September 15: epidemiologists, education experts warn of risks

Armenia

August 17, 2020

The peak of the coronavirus epidemic in the country has passed, but the disease continues to spread. Many schools do not have basic hygienic conditions.

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