Armenia is rethinking its place in the world. For decades, Yerevan relied on Russia as its primary security partner. But recent conflicts and rising tensions have fundamentally shaken that relationship. Now, Armenia is looking elsewhere — strengthening ties with the EU, the US, and new regional allies.
What’s behind this shift? Is Russia losing its influence in the South Caucasus? And what does this mean for the balance of power in the region?
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