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Reasons for Tehran’s increased interest in the Aras Corridor
The prospects for the Aras Corridor’s competition with TRIPP and the future of Iran’s position in the South Caucasus economic corridors depend on the geopolitical developments in the region, the effective implementation and ability of regional actors to manage external pressures, and Iran’s domestic capacity in infrastructure development and corridor diplomacy.
Elections in Armenia: expectations and apprehension of external players
One of the features of the parliamentary elections that have taken place in Armenia is the geopolitical dimension of their outcome. What will the foreign policy course of Yerevan constitute, in the view of the rapid events and transformations unfolding in the world and in the region?
Summits in Yerevan: alarming signals from Armenian politics
The eighth summit of the European Political Community (EPC) and the Armenia–France (EU) summit, which took place on 4–5 May in Yerevan, coincided with the period of acute geopolitical events. These meetings bore witness to troubling shifts in the policy of Nikol Pashinyan. But what will be the consequences of the Armenian Prime Minister’s decisions?
