joshuakucera.bsky.social
Iowan in Tbilisi. Senior analyst, South Caucasus, International Crisis Group. https://t.co/5NNXBYA2ec
👤 Joined on 25 October 2023
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@joshuakucera.bsky.social"A Pashinyan victory would also be welcomed in Baku and Ankara, but Turkish and Azerbaijani officials have tried to keep their support quiet, given the high chance that it could backfire among Armenian voters suspicious of their long-time foes’ intentions." excellent analysis #armenia
Show Post"The election has taken on geopolitical hues, with the government’s moves to distance Armenia from its traditional ally Russia, and toward closer ties with Europe, the US and Türkiye, coming in for a barrage of criticism from the opposition." @joshuakucera.bsky.social on key vote today in Armenia
Show PostHow might refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh affect Armenian politics and the peace process with Azerbaijan in months and years to come? In a new @crisisgroup.org commentary, @joshuakucera.bsky.social explores how refugees live today, their concerns, government policy, & what it might mean. 1/2
Show PostSome 100K Karabakh Armenians left when Baku regained the territory in 2023. In Armenia today, their aid is shrinking & Yerevan is focused on peace talks & elections. On the new @crisisgroup.org War & Peace podcast, Alissa de Carbonnel & I discuss the implications with @joshuakucera.bsky.social
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