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Armenia

Armenia’s geopolitical position in the South Caucasus places it at the crossroads of regional powers and ongoing conflicts. From its complex ties with Russia, Turkey, and Iran to its struggles over Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia remains a focal point in strategic debates. An Israeli perspective on Armenia highlights regional stability, security partnerships, and the implications for Middle Eastern geopolitics.

Friendly Fire: The Folly of Israel’s Armenian Genocide Recognition

The decision neither restrains Turkey nor advances Armenian interests; it weakens Israel’s regional position and...

Iran Is Wary of Azerbaijan’s Growing Weight

Tehran's alarm over the OTS Summit in Turkistan may overstate the danger of a “Turkish...

Armenia Between a Rock and a Hard Place

With the war with Iran dominating global attention, Armenia faces mounting pressure from Moscow and...

Iran’s Diplomatic Pivot in Armenia

Faced with Armenia’s westward realignment and growing U.S. involvement, Tehran has replaced an IRGC-affiliated ambassador...

Visit of Armenia’s Deputy Foreign Minister to Israel: Iran Risks Losing an Ally

Yerevan’s Outreach to Israel and Its Effort to Pursue the Peace Process with Azerbaijan and...

Iran’s Hybrid War on the Caucasus

With its strategic arsenal crippled, Iran intensifies its information war—targeting Azerbaijan, manipulating Armenian media, and...

Iranian Subversion Tools in the South Caucasus

The Islamic Republic employs Shia proxies in Azerbaijan and the Church in Armenia to further...

Tehran’s Armenian weapons supply route

Armenia is one of several routes used by Iran to smuggle arms to its regional...

Iran’s proxy war against Azerbaijan

Whereas Iran’s destabilizing activities in the Middle East are well known, “peripheral” Tehran activities are...

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