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Kakachia: Lifting of sanctions against Iran will mean a lot of new opportunities for Georgia

(Institute for War & Peace Reporting) Experts in Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia have expressed guarded optimism about the potential economic benefits that the end of sanctions against Iran may bring to…

“Here Is Not Maidan, Here is Marshal Baghramian”: The “Electric Yerevan” Protest Movement and Its Consequences

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Last summer, anger about electricity rate increases revealed the Armenian public’s pent-up dissatisfaction on a range of issues, including the government’s willingness to allow Russia to…

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New Policy Memo: Labor Migration in the Eurasian Union: Will Freedom of Movement Trump Domestic Controls?

(Guest contribution by Caress Schenk) In preparation for Romanian and Bulgarian citizens’ full access to the EU labor market in January 2014, UK Prime Minister David Cameron proposed a new policy…

Labor Migration in the Eurasian Union: Will Freedom of Movement Trump Domestic Controls?

(Guest contribution) In preparation for Romanian and Bulgarian citizens’ full access to the EU labor market in January 2014, UK Prime Minister David Cameron proposed a new policy agenda that would…

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New Policy Memo: Armenia Keeps on Balancing: Between the European Union and the Eurasian Economic Union

August 14, 2015

Armenia’s accession to the Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) earlier this year appeared to further pigeonhole Armenia as Russia’s enduring ally. Nonetheless, Yerevan continues to seek political and commercial equilibrium…

Armenia Keeps on Balancing: Between the European Union and the Eurasian Economic Union

August 14, 2015

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September 2, 2014

The one-hundredth anniversary of the Armenian genocide in the Ottoman Empire will be commemorated in April 2015. Armenians and Turks plan to call special attention to this tragic centenary. The…

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Kakachia: Lifting of sanctions against Iran will mean a lot of new opportunities for Georgia

“Here Is Not Maidan, Here is Marshal Baghramian”: The “Electric Yerevan” Protest Movement and Its Consequences

New Policy Memo: Labor Migration in the Eurasian Union: Will Freedom of Movement Trump Domestic Controls?

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New Policy Memo: Armenia Keeps on Balancing: Between the European Union and the Eurasian Economic Union

Armenia Keeps on Balancing: Between the European Union and the Eurasian Economic Union

Leaderless Protest in Armenia

Women and Conflict in the Karabakh Conflict

Policy Memo: On the Road to 2015: Can Genocide Commemoration Lead to Turkish-Armenian Reconciliation?

On the Road to 2015: Can Genocide Commemoration Lead to Turkish-Armenian Reconciliation?