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Azerbaijan’s decision to use violence when the EU was actively trying to mediate in #Karabakh makes for a decisive break in EU-Baku relations. And that’s not all—also a pivot to Russia and a domestic crackdown. My piece today for Carnegie Europe carnegieeurope.eu/strategiceurop…

Azerbaijan's use of force last week to retake Nagorny Karabakh, an Armenian-populated territory, should serve as a wakeup call to European leaders that policy toward Azerbaijan must be reevaluated. Thomas de Waal explores this issue for Carnegie Europe: bit.ly/466LJr5

Very interesting piece that finds many parallels between Iraq’s Saddam Hussein and Azerbaijan’s Ilham Aliyev.

What Azerbaijan is doing is ethnic cleansing. But the statement that “Armenians are leaving Karabakh of their own free will” also shows that Azerbaijan is not a stable country. Why don’t Armenians leave from Russia, Iran, Europe, Georgia, USA, but leave Azerbaijan? Why do

No single word from UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 on the protection of Armenian heritage in Artsakh from Nazirbaijani destruction. The entire 2000 years of history, churches, and heritage of Artsakh are under threat.

Exceptionally interesting paper by Armenak on the cantonization process in Northern Syria, which is the de facto consequence of authoritarian conflict resolution measures by the Syrian regime and regional and international actors involved in the north: carnegie-mec.org/2023/10/03/tor…

The only democracy in the Middle East …

At Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center we've just published a very interesting article by my colleague Armenak on the growing appeal of authoritarian conflict management, in which he gives as examples Syria, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Gaza. Highly recommendedL: carnegie-mec.org/2024/01/31/no-…

.Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center's Armenak on the recent trend of illiberal regimes subduing restive territories and decisively resolving local conflict by just getting rid of many – or all – of the people: carnegie-mec.org/2024/01/31/no-…

In case you missed this article entitled 'No People, No Problem' by my colleague Armenak Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center, drawing parallels between forced population displacement in #Syria, #NagornoKarabakh, and #Gaza. #NoPeopleNoProblem as a way for authoritarian regimes to manage conflicts.

كانتون بحكم الأمر الواقع في شمال غرب سورية يتّسم الكانتون بأنه إقليم غير خاضع لسلطة الدولة السورية، وتابع للإطار الأمني التركي فوق الوطني، ويعتمد في بقائه واستمراره على العلاقات الاقتصادية والسياسية مع أنقرة أرميناك توكماجيان @TOKMAJYANA carnegie-mec.org/2024/02/21/ar-…

In future, whenever Israeli officials appear on ur screens & say they're providing humanitarian aid to Gaza, read this piece. And when US officials claim they’re doing everything to stop the carnage, read this piece too! > Michael Young @Carnegie_MEC : carnegie-mec.org/diwan/91890

In an article for Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center, Armenak and kheder khaddour examine the situation in southern Syria, and argue that amid the relative chaos there, those best placed to reinforce their position are not the Assad regime or Russia, but the Iranians: carnegie-mec.org/2024/03/21/why…

🔔ICYMI Assad’s Return: Regional Changes and Future Outlook Watch the panel discussion with Sinan Ulgen, Sawsan Abou Zainedin, abdullah baabood عبدالله باعبود, Maria Luisa Fantappie, and Armenak. youtube.com/watch?v=jvud4X…

I had the pleasure of moderating a great discussion with four insightful speakers on the rapprochement processes between the Syrian regime in Damascus and key players like Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and the EU. Check out the full video here: youtube.com/live/jvud4Xp8k…

In honor of International Day for the Victims of Violence Based on Religion or Belief, here is an interview I gave to Armenak Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center on how the #Yazidi people are persecuted because of their identity. #YazidiGenocide Zovighian Public Office zovpub.org/carnegie-yazid…

At Carnegie we've just put out a major report on Syria's border regions, and their impact on regional stability and Syria's future, written by Armenak and kheder khaddour, with the participation of Maha Yahya, Mohanad Hage Ali ~ مهند الحاج علي, and Harith Hasan. carnegieendowment.org/research/2024/…

Usanas Foundation is organising a Panel Discussion titled "Bombs, Beirut and Gaza: Is peace possible?". The panel discussion is scheduled for 24th September 2024 at 05:00 PM IST. Register here - usanasfoundation.com/panel-discussi…