Taken between an expansionist Azerbaijan and a Russia that opens the doors to its troops, Nikol Pachinian's Armenia has embarked on a marked shift towards Brussels and Washington. The new bet is based on economic openness, and transfers a significant part of the country's strategic infrastructure to Western interests. For the time being, this dependence does not seem to cause much concern to voters: after the loss of Artsakh, the priority seems …
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Taken between an expansionist Azerbaijan and a Russia that opens the doors to its troops, Nikol Pachinian's Armenia has embarked on a marked shift towards Brussels and Washington. The new bet is based on economic openness, and transfers a significant part of the country's strategic infrastructure to Western interests. For the time being, this dependence does not seem to cause much concern to voters: after the loss of Artsakh, the priority seems …