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Minasyan: Armenian society expects radical changes; time will show whether they will happen or not

(ARKA) Armenia’s citizens expect radical changes following the resignation of Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan, Sergey Minasyan, a political analyst from the Yerevan-based Caucasus Institute, said today. Hovik Abrahamyan announced his resignation…

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Minasyan: Turkey must choose between free trade with the EU and membership in the Eurasian Economic Union

(ARKA News agency) Armenian experts question sincerity of Turkey’s statement about intention to join the Eurasian Economic Union. Earlier, speaking to Daily Sabah, Turkish Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci said…

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Minasyan: Armenia’s hybrid, semi-authoritarian political system cannot remain the same after the crisis

(Mirror Spectator) A mere few months after an Azeri attack blindsided Nagorno Karabagh and Armenia, resulting in 92 deaths and hundreds of injuries, a two-week hostage standoff took place, leaving…

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Minasyan: Possible meetings between Aliyev and Sargsyan in Paris would be a round of “talks for the sake of talks”

(ARKA) A possible meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents in Paris would become another round of "talks for the sake of talks," Sergey Minasyan, a political analyst from the Yerevan-based Caucasus…

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Minasyan about Serzh Sargsyan’s optimism

(Aravot) “The goal of the Armenian side was to find out whether in reality negotiations had reached an impasse and there was no other way than war, or, however, the…

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Minasyan: Vienna meeting between Sargsyan and Aliyev “can be treated with cautious optimism”

(Armenia Now) The meeting between President Serzh Sargsyan of Armenia and President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan held with international mediation was, in general, positively received by the Armenian side, but experts…

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Minasyan: Bagratyan’s “nuclear” statements are not appropriate, but everyone is entitled to freedom of speech

(Armenia Now) Allegations about Armenia’s “nuclear capabilities” and even possession of some kind of an “A-bomb”, which have been strongly denied at the state level in Yerevan, have recently led to…

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Minasyan: President Sargsyan’s dismissal of three senior officials is “logical”

(Armenia Now) Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan’s decrees dismissing three senior officials of the Ministry of Defense in the wake of the fiercest battles in Nagorno-Karabakh since 1994 have mainly been hailed…

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Minasyan: Options for possible Nagorno-Karabakh offensive

(ARKA) YEREVAN, Sergey Minasyan, a political analyst at the Yerevan-based Caucasus Institute, says the likelihood that Azerbaijan may begin another large-scale military operation in Nagorno-Karabakh is high. Speaking to a…

Russia’s Syrian Campaign: Strategic Gambit or Regional Zugzwang?

March 8, 2016

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) The Russian military campaign in Syria has been a major military and political event with significant regional and global consequences. It is post-Soviet Russia’s first openly-conducted…

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Minasyan: Armenian society expects radical changes; time will show whether they will happen or not

Minasyan: Turkey must choose between free trade with the EU and membership in the Eurasian Economic Union

Minasyan: Armenia’s hybrid, semi-authoritarian political system cannot remain the same after the crisis

Minasyan: Possible meetings between Aliyev and Sargsyan in Paris would be a round of “talks for the sake of talks”

Minasyan about Serzh Sargsyan’s optimism

Minasyan: Vienna meeting between Sargsyan and Aliyev “can be treated with cautious optimism”

Minasyan: Bagratyan’s “nuclear” statements are not appropriate, but everyone is entitled to freedom of speech

Minasyan: President Sargsyan’s dismissal of three senior officials is “logical”

Minasyan: Options for possible Nagorno-Karabakh offensive

Russia’s Syrian Campaign: Strategic Gambit or Regional Zugzwang?