CivilnetDr. Robert English, Director of Central European Studies at the University of Southern California, evaluates the state of Armenia’s foreign policy as the country navigates a complex geopolitical environment, caught between a declining Russia and a cautious West. He emphasizes the importance of a patient approach, warning that provoking Moscow could carry serious risks. According to Dr. English, over time Armenia will be better positioned to shed its current constraints and move toward a more independent and prosperous future.
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