Tag: Armenia

Moscow and Tehran Working to Block U.S. Involvement in Zangezur Corridor (Paul Globe – The Jamestown Foundation)

Azerbaijan and Armenia are considering an agreement featuring U.S. management of transit through Armenia via the Zangezur Corridor to link Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan...

Geostrategic magazine (24 July 2025)

From global think tanks The analyses published here do not necessarily reflect the strategic thinking of The Global Eye. Today’s about: Armenia-Azerbaijan; China-Europe; Democratic Republic of...

Geostrategic magazine (11 July 2025)

From global think tanks The analyses published here do not necessarily reflect the strategic thinking of The Global Eye Today’s about: Armenia; China-Israel-Iran; China-Taiwan; Darfur; Europe;...

Pashinyan Escalates Tensions With Armenian Apostolic Church (Onnik James Krikorian – Jamestown Foundation)

Armenia faces a deepening power struggle as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan openly attacks Catholicos Karekin II, the head of the Armenian Apostolic Church, intensifying...

Armenia’s Political Climate Heats Up as Elections Draw Closer (Onnik James Krikorian – The Jamestown Foundation)

Armenia’s political climate is heating up ahead of the 2026 elections, with a gradually more emboldened opposition poised to exploit frustrations with attempts to...

Azerbaijan-Armenia-Georgia Trilateral Format May be Platform for Regional Decision-Making (Emil Avdaliani – The Jamestown Foundation)

Georgia hosted the foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan on April 17 for a closed trilateral summit to strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation between the...

Turkish, Armenian Special Representatives Push for Normalization of Relations (Naghi Ahmadov, The Jamestown Foundation)

The first round of negotiations between the special representatives of Turkey and Armenia aimed at normalizing relations was held in Moscow, at the Russian...

Armenia’s foreign policy unlikely to change after president’s resignation – Russian MP (TASS)

Armenia’s foreign policy, including its relations with Russia, are unlikely to change following President Armen Sarkissian’s resignation, a Russian lawmaker told TASS on Sunday. "Armenia’s...

Iran’s Perceptions and Concerns of Border Tensions Between Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan (Vali Kaleji, Valdai Discussion Club)

In his article, Dr. Vali Kaleji, a Tehran-based expert on Central Asia and Caucasian Studies, believes that informing Tehran of the results of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border commission, creating a complementary agreement to clarify...

In Step Toward Normalizing Ties, Flights Between Turkey And Armenia To Resume (RFE RL)

Turkey's Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure says flights to and from Armenia will resume next month as the two neighbors continue discussions aimed at...

Armenia, Turkey Hold First Round Of Talks On Normalizing Ties, Agree To Hold More (RFE RL)

Representatives of Armenia and Turkey have agreed to continue negotiations after a first round of talks in Moscow on January 14 aimed at normalizing relations after...

Armenia Expects Talks With Turkey To Result In Diplomatic Relations, Open Borders (RFE RL)

Armenia expects diplomatic relations will be established with Turkey and borders between the two countries will open as a result of talks to normalize...

Turkey and Armenia to hold talks on restoring ties next week (Middle East Eye)

The special envoys of Turkey and Armenia are expected to meet in the Russian capital next week as the two countries take steps towards normalising ties,...

Armenia’s CSTO chairmanship: What priorities, challenges, and prospects lie ahead for 2022 (TASS)

Armenia will take the chairmanship reins of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), a post-Soviet security bloc, in 2022. Armenia’s CSTO chairmanship: What priorities, challenges,...

Armenia Lifts Ban On Import Of Turkish Goods (RFE RL)

The Armenian government has lifted a ban on the import of Turkish goods that was imposed over Ankara's backing of Azerbaijan in last year’s...

Tensions Grow Over Zangezur Corridor, as Russia Losing Dominant Position on the Caspian (Paul Globe, The Jamestown Foundation)

Two seemingly unrelated developments are worrying officials in the South Caucasus, Russia and the West. On the one hand, tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan...