Opinion
The Russian-Ukrainian war and the lessons of the Ottoman Empire
Russia, an empire like the Ottoman Empire, was much more advanced than the Ottomans in terms of technology and management bureaucracy.
Baku can signal that Russian peacekeepers are no longer needed; Reference of the International Crisis Group
Unless the two sides commit to negotiations as a way to resolve their disputes (and possibly establish diplomatic channels to resolve the volatile issues that arise), the potential for greater violence
As long as it is possible to capitalize economic growth, we must hurry
During the last two years, Armenia managed to register impressive growth in the field of the economy. This is contrary to all expectations that the problems created in the Russian economy as a result of the Russian-Ukrainian war will also be transferred here.
The Degradation of Political Thought from David Babayan to Cardinal Richelieu
Instead of gossiping, reminding the world of the good done unnecessarily, and making demands on the planet, they would give themselves a little trouble and move according to the world's laws, trying to harmonize their interests with the interests of others.
Iran-Saudi Arabia "snow melting," Chinese victory or US defeat?
First of all, the restoration of relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran will help strengthen the ceasefire in Yemen.
