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Analyses |
| Aleksandra Jarosiewicz, Maciej Falkowski
The main political beneficiary of the four-day conflict is Russia, which has strengthened its position as the de facto principal conciliator.
Analyses |
| Maciej Falkowski
Changing the constitution will preserve the oligarchic political system in Armenia.
Analyses |
| Maciej Falkowski
Social protests in Yerevan which, despite the intentions of the demonstrators themselves, have become known as the ‘Armenian Maidan’.
Analyses |
| Szymon Ananicz
In the long run the quashing of Prosperous Armenia party may threaten social and political stability.
Analyses |
| Szymon Ananicz
It is rather unlikely that the Gyumri massacre will undermine Yerevan’s pro-Russian policy.
Analyses |
| Szymon Ananicz
By deciding to join the Customs Union, Armenia has relinquished yet more of its sovereignty in the areas of domestic and foreign policy and the economy to Russia.
Analyses |
| Szymon Ananicz
After a meeting in Novo-Ogariovo near Moscow on 3 September, the presidents of Russia and Armenia, Vladimir Putin and Serzh Sargsyan, adopted a statement declaring that Armenia has decided to join the Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and…
Analyses |
| Krzysztof Strachota
A presidential election was held on 18 February in Armenia. According to initial calculations from the Central Election Committee, the incumbent, Serzh Sargsyan, won the election in the first round with almost 59% support, while his main…
Analyses |
| Aleksandra Jarosiewicz
On 31 August, Hungary handed over to Azerbaijan the Azeri officer who had been sentenced to life imprisonment (with no right to a reprieve for thirty years) for killing an Armenian soldier with an axe in Budapest in 2004 during a course…
Analyses |
| Szymon Ananicz
On 6 May the parliamentary election was held in Armenia. The election was won by the ruling party linked with President Serzh Sargsyan, the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA), which obtained over half the seats.