Tag: Azerbaijan
Armenia’s People-Power Revolution, Russia, and the...
Posted by David Boyajian | May 4, 2018 | Asia Pacific, Europe, News & Analysis | 2 |
Pan-Armenian Games Carry Message of Peace, Not War
by Robert Avetisyan | Aug 29, 2019 | Europe, News & Analysis, Politics
The world should reject anti-Armenian propaganda and join Artsakh in promoting mutual understanding and tolerance between Armenians and Azerbaijanis.
The 2019 Pan-Armenian Games Have Dimmed Prospects for Peace
by Geovanny Vicente Romero | Aug 22, 2019 | Europe, News & Analysis, Politics
By holding the Pan-Armenian Games in Nagorno-Karabakh, a disputed region of former Soviet states, Armenia has threatened the tenuous peace in the area.
Armenia’s People-Power Revolution, Russia, and the Western Bloc
by David Boyajian | May 4, 2018 | Asia Pacific, Europe, News & Analysis
Armenia’s populace simply wants Armenia to become stronger and more self-confident in every way—for Armenians’ own sake and so that Russia treats it equitably. This is neither anti-Russian nor pro-Western Bloc. It’s just the right thing to do.
Azerbaijan Can Help Europe Become More Energy Independent
by Eugen Iladi | May 5, 2017 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis
Azerbaijan has become an outsized player in the global gas market and a key to Europe’s future energy security.
State Lawmakers’ support for Azerbaijan Encouraged Last Month’s Anti-Armenian War Crimes
by Senator Bill Barton | May 20, 2016 | Europe, US, Viewpoints
American public servants should stop emboldening Azerbaijan’s bloody regime.
Azerbaijan Undermines Its International Image: Does it matter for Aliyev Government?
by Alakbar Raufoglu | Mar 23, 2015 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis
The Azerbaijan government’s crackdown against independent journalists and has exposed its authoritarian nature to a broader western audience.
Between Fiction and Reality: Aliyev’s “Oceania”
by Aram Avetisyan | Feb 10, 2015 | Asia Pacific, Viewpoints
“Orwellian” Azerbaijan has certainly passed beyond the pale of norms and principles of international law and fundamental human rights.
Washington slams Baku over human rights abuses: Genuine concerns or political manipulation?
by Catherine Shakdam | Dec 18, 2014 | Asia Pacific, Viewpoints
While foreign media support the notion that Azerbaijan has fallen into the totalitarian trap, Baku has argued that the press lack objectivity.
The Ever-Thorny Azerbaijani-Armenian Dossier: A Territorial Dispute With Broad Regional Implications
by Catherine Shakdam | Dec 2, 2014 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis
As Armenia and Azerbaijan’s hands remain on the trigger, it could well be the region that stands to get caught in the cross-fire.
Russia’s Main Strategy for the Nagorno-Karabakh Issue
by Eduard Abrahamyan | Nov 28, 2014 | Asia Pacific, Viewpoints
Armenian society is in certain confusion, but it will surely embrace acceptance of the initiative of the European Union and NATO.
States and Security Perceptions: Keeping Azerbaijan at Bay
by Grigor Boyakhchyan | Nov 14, 2014 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis
Even dictators tend to put certain vital interests on top of all else – primarily their survival in power.
The Strategic Culture of Authoritarian Regimes: Mountainous Karabakh Conflict in the Limelight
by Grigor Boyakhchyan | Aug 29, 2014 | Asia Pacific, Viewpoints
The case of Mountainous Karabakh is indeed unique, but the quest for viable peace is not.
Twenty Years of Karabakh Armistice: No Peace, No Trust
by Aram Avetisyan | May 29, 2014 | Asia Pacific, Viewpoints
Why does Azerbaijan avoid negotiations with Nagorno Karabakh?
The Unsustainable European Policy towards the South Caucasus
by Vahagn Avedian | Oct 31, 2013 | Asia Pacific, Essays, Europe
The signs of the unsustainability of the European appeasement policy towards South Caucasus are gathering fast, and unless the OSCE and the other involved parties make a radical change, the situation in the region will deteriorate rapidly.
Azerbaijan’s Interpretation of Article 41 of the UN Charter: Rhetoric vs. Facts
by Aram Avetisyan | Oct 25, 2013 | Asia Pacific, Viewpoints
No UNSC resolution relating to the Nagorno Karabakh conflict has sanctioned member states, including Azerbaijan, to resort to Article 41.