The Revanchist Scenario and the Limits of the Possible in Armenia
Armenia approaches its June elections amid deep polarization and rising tensions, with revanchist forces challenging the current peace trajectory. This analysis examines the risks of political reversal, the limits imposed by post-conflict realities, and how the election outcome could shape regional stability and the future of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations.
Azerbaijan–European Union Relations: The Emergence of a New Strategic Phase
The visit of European Council President António Costa to Azerbaijan marks a new stage in Azerbaijan–EU relations. A joint statement with President Ilham Aliyev highlights strategic partnership, energy cooperation, regional connectivity, and support for post-conflict reconstruction. The document reflects expanding collaboration in security, transport, innovation, and long-term regional stability.
Facts and Figures
Azerbaijan’s Strategy of Stability Amid the Crisis in Iran
Amid rising tensions around Iran and a drone incident near the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, Azerbaijan has reinforced its security posture while reaffirming a strategy centered on stability and risk prevention. The country’s decision to keep land borders closed increasingly appears as a long-term security measure designed to shield internal development from regional instability.
In a Changing Eurasia: How Azerbaijan’s New Development Trajectory Is Taking Shape
Azerbaijan’s moderate growth reflects structural transition rather than economic weakness. The text highlights the limits of a mature hydrocarbon model, contrasts temporary post-2022 acceleration in Armenia and Georgia, and underscores the importance of expanding non-oil investment, productivity, export capacity, and regional integration to strengthen long-term resilience, competitiveness, and sustainable economic diversification.
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