Articles and analysis

Article by Areg Kochinyan, President of the Research Center on Security Policy, for Friedrich Naumann foundation for Freedom. Below is a part from the article. Due to Azerbaijan’s direct attack …

This article is written by the president of the Research Center on Security policy, Areg Kochinian, for the London School of Economics and Political Science. …the Kremlin doesn’t trust or …

The article by Areg Kochinyan, President of the “Research Center on Security Policy,” published on the “Union of Informed Citizens” website. Hereby, the scenario depicted highlights the immense scale of Armenia’s …

For the first time in its modern history, Yerevan is pursuing a process of diversifying its foreign policy and developing political, military and technological partnerships that have nothing to do with …

An article by Areg Kochinyan, head of the “Center for Security Policy Research,” for the Heinrich Boll Foundation. The article was also published on the Armenia Peace Initiative website, translated …

․․․Thus, the situation on the ground is quite paradoxical in all respects. Armenia’s formal allies are politically, economically, and value-wise much closer to Armenia’s opponents and take either questionable or …

The European Union, with its newly created foreign policy tool – the EU Monitoring Mission in Armenia – aims to monitor the conflict situation on the border between Armenia and …

The NATO summit showed the extent of Russia’s failure in its declared objectives. Halting NATO’s expansion towards Russia’s borders had been declared by the Kremlin to be a goal of …

The most a treaty can do is to provide a short-term guarantee of Armenia’s territorial integrity. But only on one condition: if the treaty has a third signatory party or, …

Despite a notable Armenian presence in DC, it holds little influence that is correlated with RA. Armenia has had minimal engagement with Washington’s expert community for many years. The role …