Brussels Speaks, Baku Ignores

Brussels Speaks, Baku Ignores

As the European Parliament demands the release of Armenian hostages in Azerbaijan in a strongly worded resolution, Baku continues to ignore the call, while Armenia’s push to finalize a peace treaty, seemingly at any cost, risks diluting the resolution’s impact and undermining potential leverage in securing justice.

The March issue of SALT delves into the complexities of identity, self-expression, and reinvention. From hidden sanctuaries of community to bold acts of self-discovery, these stories invite you to experience life—one pinch of salt at a time.

Armenians Commemorate 110th Anniversary of Armenian Genocide

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of March April 25: Armenians around the world commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide; U.S. President Donald Trump refrains from using the word “genocide” but says he “looks forward to continuing our strategic partnership with Armenia” in his annual message; Azerbaijan continues to maintain tension on the border and more.

EVN Security Report

Towards an Early Warning System: Anticipating Threats and Preparing for Attacks

Armenia faces a complex security landscape, from immediate physical threats posed by Azerbaijan to multi-layered hybrid attacks. In this month’s security report, Nerses Kopalyan examines how Armenia is developing an advanced early warning system to shift from a reactive to a proactive defense strategy, leveraging information processing, intelligence, technology and strategic forecasting.

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Why Aliyev Thinks He Has to Attack Armenia Soon

Why Aliyev Thinks He Has to Attack Armenia Soon

Ilham Aliyev considers the new regional balance of power his greatest geopolitical success and the preservation of this power disparity with Armenia his highest priority. As Armenia rearms and seeks to develop deterrence capacity, Aliyev deems this a threat to his grand strategy, thus heightening the probability of strategic strikes against Armenia.

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LAW & SOCIETY

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Up Close & Personal With Molly Crabapple

Up Close & Personal With Molly Crabapple

Molly Crabapple is an award-winning animator and writer, she has pioneered a new genre of live-illustrated journalism. Her reportage spans global issues, from Occupy Wall Street to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. With Jon Lee Anderson, Molly opens up about her beginning as an artist and activist and her very own creative processes.

Up Close & Personal With Alia Malek

Up Close & Personal With Alia Malek

Alia Malek is a journalist, author and former civil rights lawyer whose work has appeared
in The New York Times, Foreign Policy, The New Yorker, the Nation, the Christian Science Monitor and other publications. In April 2011, Alia moved to Damascus, Syria and wrote anonymously for several outlets from inside the country as it began to disintegrate. She is the author of “The Home That Was Our Country” about the many places Syrians have gone (including Armenia), winning the Hiett Prize in the Humanities (2016).
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Panel Discussion: Resilience, Whole of Society

Panel Discussion: Resilience, Whole of Society

When surrounded by aggressive neighbors, smaller democratic states evolve by integrating their social and governmental
structures into a comprehensive security system, bolstering their resilience. This panel, which includes representatives from the business community, IT sector, civil society and academia looks at the mechanisms through which societal structures can be mobilized and harnessed to increase resiliency both during times of peace and amid security threats.
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