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National Research University – Higher School of Economics (Moscow) released the analysis of Russia’s economy for 2015. In Russian media outlets it’s being introduced by juicy and harsh headlines. The widely spread one is as follows: “Average salary in Russia has reduced reaching that of Belarus and Kazakhstan.” Russian state and...
Russia is Likely to Remain a Primary Player in the Karabakh Conflict: Stratfor Senior Analyst
Interview with Eugene Chausovsky, Stratfor Senior Eurasia Analyst. After the April four-day war for the first time due to the efforts of OSCE MG the meeting of the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan was held in Vienna, statement of which prompts that the sides agreed on installation of investigative mechanisms. How do you assess the results of...
Azerbaijan to Conclude the Agreement with the EU ahead of Armenia
Challenges and issues faced by the program are in the center of European Union Eastern Partnership Foreign Minister’s Meeting. Although the European Commission reviewed the program by Eastern Partnership, Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia signed Association Agreements with the European Union, and other EaP states, basically, withdrew from...
“Obama-Kerry Regime isn’t Able to Obstacle Russia in Karabakh”
Interview with Andrei Piontkovsky, Russian oppositional politician, publicist. Mr. Piontkovsky after the four-day war unleashed in Nagorno-Karabakh 1.5 month ago, the first noteworthy event was Sargsyan-Aliyev meeting in Vienna organized due to the efforts of OSCE MG Co-chairs. After the April outbreak Russian media outlets reported on the...
Azerbaijan Abortively Used Putin’s Card against Azerbaijan
Interview with Stanislav Tarasov, Russian analyst, columnist at Regnum and Rex agencies. Mr. Tarasov, what should we expect from the forthcoming developments of NK conflict, when Azerbaijani officials withdraw from the agreement reached in Vienna after Sargsyan-Aliyev meeting, referring to installation of investigative mechanisms on the Line of...
After April Violence in Karabakh, Armenia’s Distrust in Russia Keeps Growing
Last month’s deadly skirmishes along the line of conflict in Karabakh (April 2–5), the so-called “four-day war,” highlighted the need for a reinvigorated international mediation effort. Immediately afterward, Russia appeared ready to take the initiative. The ceasefire agreement brokered by Moscow, on April 5, followed by Prime Minister...
Main Messages and Results of Negotiations in Vienna
Interview with Kayts Minasyan, analyst at the Center of Strategic Studies of France. Mr. Minasyan, presidents of the two countries have met after the wide-scale military operations unleashed by Azerbaijan on April 2 due to OSCE MG productive efforts. According to the released statement an agreement has been reached to take steps for installation...
Azerbaijanis Broke into the Ring and Tried to Get Revenge on the Artsakhi Athlete
A major clash was recorded between the representatives of Armenia and Azerbaijan during a match at the Open European Kungfu Championship being held in Lviv, Ukraine. Ashot Harutyunyan defeated the Azerbaijani athlete, Ermenihaber.am Armenian news agency reported. Toward the end of this match, during which Davit Petrosyan—who hails originally from...
No solution-is probably the best solution
Nagorno-Karabakh problem: a special star in the Galaxy of conflicts Basically, the variety of local conflicts that sooner or later can trigger the 3rd World War are of 3 kinds. The first and foremost are the conflicts where one side is more or less right, while the opposite one is more or less wrong. Western Sahara, for example, that for 50 years...
What do Russia and Germany Plan in Karabakh?
After the April war serious turning points have been recorded in peaceful settlement of Karabakh conflict. Inclination of the conflicting parties towards negotiations has changed, as well as the degree of external mediator’s engagement—the USA step by step gave way to Russia, which, in its turn attempted to share its “responsibility” with...
