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REGIONAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: HISTORY AND PROSPECTS (Parts 17, 18, 19, and 20)
Samvel Meliksetian (Continued. Beginning…) Part 17 Developments in the communications situation following the Washington agreements of August…
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REGIONAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: HISTORY AND PROSPECTS (Parts 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16)
Samvel Meliksetian (Continued. Beginning…) Part 12 Armenia’s Adaptation to Closed Borders: Unrealized Projects and the Deterioration of…
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REGIONAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: HISTORY AND PROSPECTS (Parts 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11)
Samvel Meliksetian (Continued. Beginning…) Part 7 Highways, railways, and other transportation infrastructure In addition to rail transport,…
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REGIONAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: HISTORY AND PROSPECTS (Parts 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6)
Samvel Meliksetian (Continued. Part 1…) Part 2 Railway construction in the South Caucasus from 1872 to 1908…
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REGIONAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: HISTORY AND PROSPECTS (Part1)
Samvel Meliksetian Foreword Following the 44-day war of 2020, the issue of reopening transport routes became one…
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SYMBOLISM, BREAKING TABOOS, AND JOINT SOLUTIONS IN THE ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI DIALOGUE
As is well known, in February of this year, a large group of civil society representatives, experts,…
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WATER DIPLOMACY IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FOR COOPERATION
Almost 40-year long conflict in the South Caucasus has prevented the regional countries from addressing many important…
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LOOKING BACK TO THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE
Another guest of the “Feedback” segment on the PressClubs TV channel was Irada Rizazade, chairperson of the…
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THE REGION IS NOT WITHOUT THE UNITED STATES: THE WAR IN IRAN WILL NOT RESET TRIPP TO ZERO
In the new episode of “Line of Contact,” the discussion focuses on the impact of the war…
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