Opinion

Armenian "ajabsandal" with Shanghai sauce and European spices

The Brussels trilateral meeting of European Council President Antonio Costa, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on July 14 concluded with warm handshakes and statements on deepening the EU-Armenia partnership.

Western countries rush to protect Azerbaijan from Russia. Responsible Statecraft

13 July, 21:15

The escalation of tensions between Russia and Azerbaijan, expressed in mutual arrests, accusations of ethnic violence, and economic tensions, is leading some Western analysts to view these conflicts as an opportunity to isolate Moscow.

12 July, 21:02

Armenian-Azerbaijani "battle" in Abu Dhabi: the shadow of optimistic statements

The talks between the Armenian Prime Minister and the Azerbaijani President held in Abu Dhabi on July 10 opened a new chapter in the Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement process that had been frozen for months.

6 July, 21:08

Stepanakert's new Aliyev political symbols, or what the economic forum hosted by Aliyev was silent about

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev hosted the 17th summit of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), which was held in his country this year, in Stepanakert.

1 July, 21:12

From Regime Change to Iran's Dismemberment: Washington's Dangerous Tendencies

Radar Armenia presents an edited version with some cuts and corrections.

30 June, 21:01

A path to enrichment that both Iran and the US can embrace

The Responsible Statecraft website published an article by analyst Elfadil Ibrahim titled "Let's Make a Deal: A Path to Enrichment That Both Iran and the US Can Accept."

23 June, 21:15

Iran-Israel-US War: A New Chain of Economic Pain

The Responsible Statecraft website features an article by Hadi Kahalzadeh, a research fellow at the Crown Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Brandeis University.

22 June, 20:30

Istanbul trap or Armenian chance? Why did Erdogan invite Pashinyan?

It is hard to believe that Aliyev and Erdogan did not discuss Pashinyan's visit. Most likely, they "wound their watches" together, agreeing in advance on the content of the visit.