In the latest edition of Frontlines, Karnig Kerkonian and Garo B. Ghazarian speak to Garo Paylan, an Armenian member of the Turkish parliament, to discuss the developing nature of Armenia-Turkey relations, prospects for normalization and more.
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In the latest edition of Insights With Eric Hacopian, Eric discusses the impact of Russia-Ukraine tensions on Armenia. He also unpacks the recent updates related to the Armenia and Turkey normalization process.
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In the latest edition of Frontlines with Karnig Kerkonian and Garo B. Ghazarian, international law experts Levon Gevorgyan and Yeghishe Kirakosyan discuss the latest developments to come out of Armenia v. Azerbaijan case at The Hague. Kirakosyan, who is one of the Armenia representatives to the International Court of Justice, also discusses why cases like these are important for Armenia.
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During a meeting in Brussels on December 14, the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan reached a consensus regarding the reopening of railway networks between the two countries. One point of contention remains Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s demand that the access route through Armenia’s south to its exclave of Nakhichevan be customs free. Azerbaijan insists that if this is rejected, Armenians will have to pass through Azerbaijani customs to reach Nagorno-Karabakh.
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On December 5, elections were held in 36 communities of Armenia. The results are known.
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Nerses Kopaylan, Professor of Political Science at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, talks to CivilNet’s Eric Hacopian about the prospects of Nagorno-Karabakh’s remedial secession from Azerbaijan and whether this would be desirable for the Armenian side. Professor Kopaylan compares and contrasts this outcome with the remedial secession of Kosovo and why this could help deal with the issue of self-determination and sovereignty.
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Russian President Vladimir Putin have begun the latest round of talks in the Russian resort city of Sochi. The negotiations are expected to focus on border demarcation and delimitation processes and the gradual opening of regional transport communications infrastructure.
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Azerbaijani forces fired on Armenian positions using artillery and armored vehicles on the Armenia-Azerbaijan state border in the southern Syunik region on November 16 from around 1pm, according to a statement released by the Armenian Defense Ministry. Later, parliament deputy Eduard Aghajanyan confirmed that 15 Armenian soldiers have been killed, 12 taken prisoner and four have been wounded.
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Dr. Vicken Cheterian, Professor of International Relations at Switzerland’s Webster University Geneva, speaks to CivilNet’s Emilio Cricchio about the general lack of understanding and understudied nature of Azerbaijan within Armenian society. Dr. Cheterian discusses why there is a gap between local and foreign analysis regarding the conflict, why Azerbaijani public opinion was underestimated by the Armenian side, and why there still seems to be no desire for peace within both Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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