CivilnetA US-brokered peace declaration between Armenia and Azerbaijan — brokered by Donald Trump — could mark a turning point in the region. It grants Armenia full sovereignty over a new transit route, elevates its status as a US strategic partner, and addresses issues like hostages, Artsakh refugees, and Azerbaijani forces on Armenian soil. But with Baku already pushing new demands, doubts remain over the deal’s durability. CivilNet’s Eric Hacopian speaks with Timothy Jemal, President of Global ARM, about the risks, opportunities, and shifting regional power dynamics.
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