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Nagorno Karabakh: New Scenarios for its Lost Independence
Ilaria Romano 3 November 2023

The self-proclaimed Republic of Nagorno Karabakh, Artsak in Armenian, will officially cease to exist as of January 1 next year. The political denouement of this disputed strip of land for more than 30 years began on September 19, when Azerbaijani forces attacked the enclave and took control within 24 hours, after causing 500 to more than 1,000 deaths.
International Affairs
Armenia’s Growing Isolation:
Room for Compromise on Nagorno-Karabakh?
Claudia De Martino 30 June 2023

Armenia struggles with its international standing as its increased isolation may mean that it will not be in a position to negotiate with its neighbor Azerbaijan over any future conflict over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.
International Affairs
Is the Détente Between Turkey and Armenia Here to Stay?
Mariano Giustino 19 January 2022

Fresh talks and concrete gestures are pointing to a possible, historic normalization of relations in Southern Caucasus. What’s driving the process?
International Affairs
Four Months Later, Russia is the Real Winner in Nagorno Karabakh
Luca Steinmann 4 March 2021

Domestic instability in Armenia (and Georgia), a geopolitical “upgrading” for Azerbaijan. A discussion on the consequences of the latest Caucasus war with analyst Giuliano Bifolchi.
International Affairs
Forgotten Again. Making Sense of the Nagorno Karabakh War
Ilaria Romano 6 November 2020

A long unresolved crisis explodes again. Russia’s (and the world’s) indifference hint to the most obvious result, at the expense of thousands of civilians.
International Affairs
Armenia: the revolution continues
Matteo Tacconi 14 June 2018

Following massive street protests in April against then premier Serzh Sarksyan, leader of the old regime, a general strike on May 2nd and then the election of Nikol Pashinyan, leader of the democratic movement as head of the government a week later, the Armenian revolution has vanished from daily headlines.