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What Prospects for Lasting Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan?

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By William Dunbar
| Aravot Verified
January 15,2026 22:05 By William Dunbar rand.org. While the eyes of the world were focused on the spiralling conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine in 2025, progress was being made towards tentative peace elsewhere—between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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What Prospects for Lasting Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan?

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By William Dunbar
| RAND Corporation
While the eyes of the world were focused on the spiralling conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine in 2025, progress was being made towards tentative peace elsewhere—between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement, mediated by President Trump in August 2025, has the potential to transform one of the most intractable conflicts on the territory of the former Soviet Union, and to unlock trade and transport routes from Asia to Europe that bypass both Russia and Iran.
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Countering Russian Influence: Support for Armenia, Georgia, and Moldova in the 'Waiting Room of the West'

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By William Dunbar, John Kennedy
| RAND Corporation
As Europe rallies to support Ukraine's defence and fortify its own security, three other post-Soviet states—Armenia, Georgia, and Moldova—remain dangerously exposed to Russian coercion. Each has expressed a desire to move closer to the West: Moldova and Georgia are official EU candidates, and all three participate in the European Union's Eastern Partnership. Yet despite these aspirations, their chances of joining the European Union in the short term are slim.
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