Tag: Azerbaijan

Aliyev, a Challenge to Armenian Sovereignty and the Rules-Based World Order

Post author By Martin Makaryan
Post date September 20, 2022
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The U.S. government must view this illegal attack not through the prism of the decades-old Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, but as a clear and explicit challenge against the sovereignty of the Armenian Republic and against the rules-based world order.

Tags Aliyev, Armenia, Azerbaijan, congress, Turkey, world affairs

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Maximalist Expectations & Armenophobia make a Long-Term Solution to the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict Unlikely

Post author By Martin Makaryan
Post date September 11, 2021
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Given the centrality of the state in people’s lives in both countries, the reset of relations must come from the top. Regime change in both countries is indispensable for the real steps to peace and final settlement of the conflict to be taken.

Tags Azerbaijan, Genocide, Nagorno