A Russian-brokered deal has silenced the guns in Nagorno-Karabakh, the region disputed for decades by Armenia and Azerbaijan. It falls short, however, of a clear, sustainable peace. The parties and foreign stakeholders should work to ensure that the new arrangements have benefits for all concerned. After six weeks of bloody …Read More »
- Stop this criminal farce that speaks of victory: one does not have victory over a neighbour, one does not trample a neighbour, one does not destroy a neighbour...Read More »
Scholars and intellectuals should not participate in the art of escaping realities and facts, an art that is more characteristic, but no less disastrous, to politicians.Read More »
The belief that a small country can rely on itself to acquire a modicum of political sovereignty and achieve peaceful co-existence in a region where...Read More »
- De-militarization of the region and firstly of Azerbaijan and Armenia, i.e. offensive weapons should be proportionally and consistently sent to landfills, real ones and the one of history...Read More »
The war zone passes through the areas of natural outbreaks of Zangezur-Karabakh and Pre-Araks plague, where both pathogens and transmitters are present. The absence of preconditions of removal...Read More »
EU membership is only a partial insurance against the worst violations of international law in the area of participation. Along with totalitarian states such as Belarus...Read More »