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litwin wrote:you´d some research , many parties have sympathy toward Armenians, for instance the Islamic parties . whats about EU´s membership ?
Robert Urbanek wrote:Armenia is in Asia, not Europe, so one would have to stretch the meaning of "European" to bring them into the EU, although Cyprus, also technically in Asia, is an EU member.
albionfagan wrote:Armenia will feel very let down by Russia after the recent Nagory/Karabakh debacle. I don't blame them for pivoting away, but ultimately it's only local neighbours who can help you. The USA has no place in the Caucasus, and if it is there it's only for self-interest, just like the Middle East.
Beren wrote:They said yes to it originally, but Putin just let them down, so they have to seek another protector.
albionfagan wrote:Armenia will feel very let down by Russia after the recent Nagory/Karabakh debacle. I don't blame them for pivoting away, but ultimately it's only local neighbours who can help you. The USA has no place in the Caucasus, and if it is there it's only for self-interest, just like the Middle East.
Rich wrote::lol: Yeah and like the Syrian Kurds and the Afghan Northern Alliance, I suspect some of them have already come to rue their choice. The fundamental problem for the Armenians was that Putin was far too soft hearted in his dealings with Georgians. Military access through and in Georgia should have been a non negotiable condition of any cease fire agreement in the 2008 war.
Beren wrote:They said yes to it originally, but Putin just let them down, so they have to seek another protector.
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