Opinion

The US-China trade war has begun: could it turn violent, and when?

Radar Armenia presents an article by Jake Werner, PhD, interim director of the East Asia Program at the Queens Institute, published on the Responsible Statecraft website.

What were the lessons of the April Four-Day War that were never learned?

2 April, 20:20

The four-day clashes in April were the first large-scale military operations since the 1994 ceasefire.

29 March, 21:02

Azerbaijani deadlock: why Baku is "rushing fast"

Baku has now found itself in a unique diplomatic bind.

28 March, 21:32

"Why does Azerbaijan seek normalization of relations with Israel?" Responsible Statecraft article

Eldar Mammadov, a non-resident fellow at the Queen's Institute and a foreign policy expert based in Brussels, published an article in Responsible Statecraft titled "Why Azerbaijan, which has friendly relations with Israel, seeks normalization of relations."

23 March, 20:30

Azerbaijani shootings over peace treaty: what does Baku want?

Receiving such signals from Russia may encourage Baku to increase pressure on Armenia.

21 March, 20:30

What is Erdogan hinting at when he mentions "peace" in his message to Aliyev?

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's message to Ilham Aliyev on the occasion of Nowruz was remarkable in that he mentioned the term "peace" several times.

16 March, 21:05

Waiting for a "nuclear explosion," or if Trump's Iran deal fails

On March 12, an advisor to the president of the United Arab Emirates delivered a letter from US President Donald Trump addressed to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to the Iranian foreign minister in Tehran.

15 March, 21:12

How long will the Trump-Musk relationship last? Sooner or later, they will clash. The Guardian

At first glance, Trump and Musk have little in common.

Why is Turkey falling under the Russian-American feet "like a spoon without a tail" in the Ukrainian issue?

2 March, 20:30

Zelensky had never mentioned the need for Turkey's participation when addressing the issue.

The ARF is in its element: again, they are belatedly asking for what they previously flatly rejected

27 February, 20:15

Making noise, trying to drown out rational speech, deceiving the people with verbosity and empty talk, patriotic speeches, and toasts. And now, when the matter has passed, suddenly, they have an enlightenment in hindsight.