Baku, Azerbaijan
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Request QuoteI am a foreign policy and country risk analyst with nearly 20 years of experience working in government, independent, and academic think tanks, primarily focused on the South Caucasus, Black Sea region, Eastern Europe, Iran, and Central Asia.
This piece analyzes Georgia's post-election politics, highlighting the opposition's rejection of the results and how both sides framed foreign policy as a choice between the Euro-Atlantic alliance and Russian influence. Western media amplified these polarized narratives, often casting the ruling party as pro-Russian. The piece challenges this simplification, arguing that the election does not imply a shift from Georgia's Euro-Atlantic course.
This piece examines recent shifts in Azerbaijan-Armenia relations, emphasizing Armenia's militarization amid stalled peace talks. It highlights how Armenia’s territorial claims, occupation of Azerbaijani lands, and targeting of civilians and infrastructure during past conflicts justify Azerbaijan’s right to preemptive measures against renewed aggression. Additionally, it briefly distinguishes between preventive and preemptive wars to clarify Azerbaijan’s strategic rationale.
This piece addresses the historical claims made by an Armenian author regarding the roots of the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict. These claims, often echoed by others, have been used to justify the past occupation of Azerbaijani territories. The piece critically examines and refutes the historical and legal arguments presented, providing a thorough analysis. As such, it serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of the conflict.
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