Russia is reportedly increasing its military presence in Armenia — and Ukraine’s intelligence agency has released a leaked ...

In Armenia, prosecutors have charged a senior politician and are preparing charges against two others from the pro-Russian Armenia Alliance for alleged corruption. The charges, seen as politically ...

Akbar Novruz Read more The geopolitical chessboard of the South Caucasus is being reshaped as Armenia boldly shifts its orientation toward the Wes Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT عربي ...

As most analysts and policymakers focus on the potential normalisation of relations between Israel and key Arab states (such as Saudi Arabia and even post-Assad Syria) another pair of candidates has ...

Together, India, Armenia, Greece, and Cyprus are laying the groundwork for what feels like an “Indian Mediterranean Quad.” ...

Geopolitical Dynamics: Shifting Alliances and Strategic Interests Armenia’s foreign policy under Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reflects a pivot toward the West, including closer ties with the ...

The cost of armed aggression against Ukraine continues to rise for Russia. And it's not just about dead soldiers and economic ...

The geopolitical environment of Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus is undergoing significant transformation, with Romania and Armenia emerging as pivotal actors in their respective regions. Both co ...

This statement, released on September 17, highlights the complexities of geopolitical dynamics in the South Caucasus, where both Azerbaijan and Armenia maintain significant economic ties with ...

Armenia is redefining its security strategy, diversifying its alliances and boosting military capacity as shifting geopolitics expose the limits of Russian-backed guarantees. After the collapse of the ...

History has shown time and again that when strategic interests change, so too do the allegiances of global powers. Notably, in a world of shifting geopolitical alliances, Armenia's recent pivot ...

Armenia’s 2018 Velvet Revolution, unlike other democratic “color revolutions,” lacked a geopolitical pivot to the West. Armenia’s “Velvet Revolution” was not a “color” revolution.