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US Foreign Policy’s Long Been Transactional – but Not Like Trump's
The US secured exclusive development rights to a transit corridor and aims to sustain active involvement for lasting peace after decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
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US foreign policy’s long been transactional – but not like Trump's
The US president, Donald Trump, watched on recently as the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan shook hands in the White House. They had just signed what Trump called a “peace deal” to end nearly four decades of conflict. The deal grants the US exclusive rights to develop a transit corridor through southern Armenia, linking Azerbaijan […] The post US foreign policy’s long been transactional – but not like Trump’s appeared first on Asia Times.
Trump showed Azerbaijan's president four numbers that triggered all hell to break loose - Political Animal News
Donald Trump just brokered another historic peace deal between two warring nations. But he couldn’t resist having a little fun while doing it. And Trump showed Azerbaijan’s president four numbers that triggered all hell to break loose. Trump pulls off the perfect diplomatic troll job President Trump hosted Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime […]
Trump’s Armenia-Azerbaijan agreement advanced peace, but Washington can’t let up now
The US-brokered agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan was an important step. But to achieve a lasting peace, the Trump administration must remain actively engaged as negotiations continue.
The agreement signed on August 8 in Washington, under the auspices of Donald Trump, is a setback for Vladimir Putin. According to Gaïdz Minassian, a specialist in the region, he opens up new perspectives for the region, which could become "a global crossroads and not a cul-de-sac".
Armenia and Azerbaijan are as close to peace as ever before. However, after the Washington Summit, interference from Moscow and Tehran threatens.
Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreement ‘Very Important’ to Trump
The State Department said that the deal signed between Armenia and Azerbaijan last week at the White House is “very important” to President Donald Trump, who mediated the talks and hosted the signing ceremony after meeting with the leaders of the countries in the Oval Office. “Last week, he [Trump] hosted the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House, where they signed a historic joint declaration for peace after decades of bitter con…
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