Armen Grigoryan

Armen Grigoryan is co-founder and vice president of the Yerevan-based Center for Policy Studies, and a member of the advisory board of the project "Resilience in the South Caucasus: Prospects and Challenges of a New EU Foreign Policy Concept," implemented by the Institute of Slavic Languages and Caucasus Studies, at University of Jena.

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Russia-Dependent Armenia Shies Away From Openly Backing Moscow on Ukraine War

06.03.2022 Armen Grigoryan

Bilateral relations with Russia remain of crucial importance to Armenia, given the small South Caucasus country’s difficult security predicament. Yet these considerations extend beyond hard...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Armenia

Velvet Counterrevolution: Armenian Opposition Tries to Challenge Pashinian Government on Its Rebalanced Foreign Policy

05.11.2022 Armen Grigoryan

Last month (April), European Union officials stepped up their efforts to mediate a political settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, while the two governments agreed to...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Armenia

Armenia’s Attempts of Maneuvering Amidst the Russian-Ukrainian War

03.24.2022 Armen Grigoryan

For a long time, given Armenia’s security predicament, attempts to avoid antagonizing Russia have been one of the key features of the country’s policy. Obligations...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Armenia

Armenian Prime Minister Pashinian Wins New Political Mandate Despite Recent Military Defeat

07.01.2021 Armen Grigoryan

Snap parliamentary elections, held on June 20, resulted in a decisive victory for incumbent Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian’s Civil Contract party: with 53.91 percent...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Armenia