As Armenia pursues peace with its neighbors, what happens to the history and memory that lie beyond its borders? Tracing centuries of Armenian multilocality, Andronik Papyan examines the growing tension between political reconciliation and historical memory, asking whether peace can be built by setting aside the past, and what Armenians stand to lose if they do.
At the UN General Assembly, Armenia and Azerbaijan presented two visions of a changing regional order. Sossi Tatikyan examines their approaches to multilateralism, foreign policy, peace, connectivity and the conflict’s legacy, highlighting growing convergence alongside persistent differences in how the two countries frame the future.
As Armenia weighs its next nuclear reactor, the debate is about more than Russian versus American technology. MIT nuclear physicist Areg Danagoulian argues that a 1,000 MW reactor may be too large for Armenia’s grid, and could create new strategic and economic vulnerabilities.
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