Opinion

TRIPP and "Zangezur Corridor": Synonyms or antonyms?

In diplomacy, words sometimes become borders and bridges. If Yerevan allows words constructed by foreigners to spread, they can draw foreign maps. If it shapes the vocabulary itself, it will be able to pull the paths to real peace with those very words.

Recognition of Palestine or the destruction of Palestine: The farce of the power of international law

28 September, 21:02

From Nagorno-Karabakh to Gaza: a parade of impunity

16 September, 21:10

Is Israel becoming the new hegemon of the Middle East? Responsible statecraft

The need for the United States to withdraw from the Middle East has never been more apparent.

7 September, 21:31

How to walk on a razor's edge: or maneuvers at the crossroads of the US, Brussels, and Beijing

Independence demonstration

2 September, 20:50

Israel's influence is now unprecedented in US history. Responsible Statecraft

The Responsible Statecraft website published an article by Michael Vlahos, a professor at Johns Hopkins University and the US Naval War College, in which he addressed Israel's external influence on the United States.

31 August, 21:03

Is Iran a new threat or a new opportunity for Armenia?

In the shadow of the Washington Agreement and the TRIPS project.

21 August, 21:30

Is this Trump's subsequent attempt to win the Nobel Prize? Responsible Statecraft

The Responsible Statecraft website published an article by Brussels-based analyst Eldar Mammadov, titled "Trump's Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Plan: Another Road to Nowhere."

17 August, 21:00

Alaskan ice did not put out the Ukrainian fire. Trump's next step back

The summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska on August 15, which lasted almost three hours, has a deeper meaning than the vague statements of the two leaders.

Washington's Breakthrough or Peace Modeling with New Unknowns

10 August, 21:00

In other words, Washington is bringing a massive amount of new work to the surface: the devil is in the details, and they must be eliminated.

Trump is putting pressure on himself by setting a deadline for Russia

2 August, 20:30

On Monday, the president acknowledged that this move is unlikely to change Russia's position. "If you know what response you're going to get, why wait?" he said.