Interview

Cession of territories will not bring peace, but a short-term pause: political scientist

I do not believe that the Russian-Ukrainian war began because of territorial disputes, and that the concession of territories will lead to an end to the war or lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine.

If the route is further north, they might not worry. Iranologist

11 August, 20:00

Russia cannot severely criticize this project because it intended to undertake a similar project itself. When Iran reacted harshly and demanded that Russia abandon that idea, Russia softened and, one might say, remained silent.

11 August, 16:19

The place for forces opposing Washington's agreements is the political garbage dump.

Radar Armenia's interlocutor is Arman Babajanyan, the chairman of the "For the Republic" party.

8 August, 20:00

The only obstacle in Russian-Georgian relations is the Georgian people. Political Scientist

Ivanishvili was a “slow-moving mine” for the Georgian political system, which was supposed to prevent Georgia’s complete turn towards Europe by gradually gathering the system under its control and taking decisive action at the right moment, which Ivanishvili and his forces did brilliantly.

7 August, 19:30

It is intriguing how bold the US is to be active in this region. Johnny Melikyan

We give Saakashvili too much space in our public sphere. He is an anti-Armenian, pro-Azerbaijani figure and has clearly shown this in recent years. For Saakashvili, what is essential is not peace, but rather the fact that all this affects Russia to some extent.

6 August, 19:37

What will be signed will not be a treaty. Political Scientist

First of all, I'm not sure what the document will be called: a memorandum of understanding or a peace treaty. In any case, what will be signed will not be a treaty; it will not imply binding legal force, ratification in parliaments, but will be a political statement.

5 August, 14:47

The government has no right to delay any longer. Anahit Adamyan

Radar Armenia's interlocutor is Anahit Adamyan, a member of the political council of the "Republic" party.

2 August, 20:01

Tehran is trying to re-establish its positions. Gandaharian

Radar Armenia's interlocutor is international affairs expert Shahan Gandaharian.

Turkish and Azerbaijani sides are pressuring Armenia to make concessions. Political Scientist

1 August, 20:02

-It is tough to say, because on the one hand, it is simply a diplomatic formulation that both sides must come to some agreement. On the other hand, both the Turkish and Azerbaijani sides are putting pressure on the Armenian side to make concessions.