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In the upcoming edition of the “Dilemma” program, focused on security issues, historian Nzhdeh Hovsepyan, Arsen Kharatyan, founder of Alik Meda, and Areg Kochinyan, head of the Research Center on Security Policy, will offer an in-depth analysis of these pressing matters.
- What are the risks of maintaining the status quo in the Armenian-Azerbaijani negotiation process?
- What resources and opportunities does Armenia currently have in negotiations?
- To what extent is the format of bilateral negotiations, without intermediaries, beneficial for the Armenian side?
- What options for mediated negotiations are there in general, and why are they inappropriate for one party or another?
- What is the prospect for Armenia in the event of the termination of peace treaty negotiations?
- On what issues do Turkey and Azerbaijan have internal conflicts?
- Was it rational for the Armenian side to reject the quadrilateral format of negotiations (Armenia, Azerbaijan, France, Turkey)?
- Are there contradictions between Azerbaijan’s political rhetoric and the negotiation process?
- Why does Azerbaijan not sign the Peace Treaty?
