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How Armenia can make the “Crossroads of Peace” concept more attractive
As Armenia and Azerbaijan continue peace negotiations, the restoration of communications has come to the forefront. This topic was included in the November 10, 2020, trilateral statement ending the 2020 Artsakh War, according to which “all economic and transport links in the




Thanks for a good analysis. I see the corridors as good ways for Armenia to leverage the interests and clout of other nations, notably India and Iran as counterweights to Azerbaijan.
As a pipe dream, I would live to see the restoration of the City of Ani. It has 100,000 inhabitants and Artskah has 100,000 refugees!
I don’t trust Pashinyan to negotiate anything with anyone.
I don’t know believe that he works in Armenia’s national interests.
Just look at the mess Armenia and Artsakh are in.
I think he’s weak and takes the wrong side of every issue.
Even on smaller issues, like removing Mt. Ararat from Armenia’s coat of arms, he takes an anti-national stance.
There’s something seriously wrong with him.
How can Armenia make the crossroads of peace concept more attractive? By making sure it doesn’t exist.
What a wild concept: Peace!