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21 May 2026 - Azerbaijan hosts the 13th Session of the UN World Urban Forum
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27 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Armenia at a crossroads: Elections, peace, and the limits of international guarantees
28 May 2026 - Water scarcity is a problem across Central Asia: the five countries work to address the problem together
29 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Upcoming elections in Armenia: why is it important? - a view from Azerbaijan
2 June 2026 - The US-Iran memorandum postpones the hardest questions. The Gulf cannot afford to do the same
3 June 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - A strategic choice: Armenian voters between diversification and dependency
4 June 2026 - Georgia: U.S. Talks and New Hate Speech Law
5 June 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Armenia goes to the polls, searching for a way forward
Opinion: The future of the China-US-Russia triangle after Pelosis visit to Taiwan Since February 24, 2022, the international communitys focus was concentrated entirely on the war in Ukraine and the growing Russia – West confrontation. It seemed that nothing could change the situation until the end of hostilities in Ukraine. However, on August 2 and 3, almost everyones attention shifted from Ukraine to Taiwan. As the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, stated her intention to visit Taiwan, up to half a million people were watching the trajectory of her plane on air flight tracking sites. The negative reaction of China, including the warning of President Xi during his conversation with President Biden that those who played with fire would be perished by it, created hype around this visit. Many were discussing the possibility of Chinese military jets closing the airspace over Taiwan and preventing Pelosis plane from landing in Taiwan, while some enthusiasts were even contemplating the possibility of a US-China direct military clash. As Pelosi landed in Taiwan and met with the Taiwanese President, the global social media was full of amateur assessments about the strategic victory of the US and the confirmation of the US global hegemony. However, as the dust settles down, and information noise and manipulation eventually decreases, a more serious assessment is needed to understand the real consequences of this visit.
21 May 2026 - Azerbaijan hosts the 13th Session of the UN World Urban Forum
22 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - The upcoming Armenian election will decide the future direction of the country
27 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Armenia at a crossroads: Elections, peace, and the limits of international guarantees
28 May 2026 - Water scarcity is a problem across Central Asia: the five countries work to address the problem together
29 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Upcoming elections in Armenia: why is it important? - a view from Azerbaijan
2 June 2026 - The US-Iran memorandum postpones the hardest questions. The Gulf cannot afford to do the same
3 June 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - A strategic choice: Armenian voters between diversification and dependency
4 June 2026 - Georgia: U.S. Talks and New Hate Speech Law
5 June 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Armenia goes to the polls, searching for a way forward
Opinion: The future of the China-US-Russia triangle after Pelosis visit to Taiwan Since February 24, 2022, the international communitys focus was concentrated entirely on the war in Ukraine and the growing Russia – West confrontation. It seemed that nothing could change the situation until the end of hostilities in Ukraine. However, on August 2 and 3, almost everyones attention shifted from Ukraine to Taiwan. As the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, stated her intention to visit Taiwan, up to half a million people were watching the trajectory of her plane on air flight tracking sites. The negative reaction of China, including the warning of President Xi during his conversation with President Biden that those who played with fire would be perished by it, created hype around this visit. Many were discussing the possibility of Chinese military jets closing the airspace over Taiwan and preventing Pelosis plane from landing in Taiwan, while some enthusiasts were even contemplating the possibility of a US-China direct military clash. As Pelosi landed in Taiwan and met with the Taiwanese President, the global social media was full of amateur assessments about the strategic victory of the US and the confirmation of the US global hegemony. However, as the dust settles down, and information noise and manipulation eventually decreases, a more serious assessment is needed to understand the real consequences of this visit.
21 May 2026 - Azerbaijan hosts the 13th Session of the UN World Urban Forum
22 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - The upcoming Armenian election will decide the future direction of the country
27 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Armenia at a crossroads: Elections, peace, and the limits of international guarantees
28 May 2026 - Water scarcity is a problem across Central Asia: the five countries work to address the problem together
29 May 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Upcoming elections in Armenia: why is it important? - a view from Azerbaijan
2 June 2026 - The US-Iran memorandum postpones the hardest questions. The Gulf cannot afford to do the same
3 June 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - A strategic choice: Armenian voters between diversification and dependency
4 June 2026 - Georgia: U.S. Talks and New Hate Speech Law
5 June 2026 - Armenia Election Monitor - Armenia goes to the polls, searching for a way forward
Opinion: The future of the China-US-Russia triangle after Pelosis visit to Taiwan Since February 24, 2022, the international communitys focus was concentrated entirely on the war in Ukraine and the growing Russia – West confrontation. It seemed that nothing could change the situation until the end of hostilities in Ukraine. However, on August 2 and 3, almost everyones attention shifted from Ukraine to Taiwan. As the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, stated her intention to visit Taiwan, up to half a million people were watching the trajectory of her plane on air flight tracking sites. The negative reaction of China, including the warning of President Xi during his conversation with President Biden that those who played with fire would be perished by it, created hype around this visit. Many were discussing the possibility of Chinese military jets closing the airspace over Taiwan and preventing Pelosis plane from landing in Taiwan, while some enthusiasts were even contemplating the possibility of a US-China direct military clash. As Pelosi landed in Taiwan and met with the Taiwanese President, the global social media was full of amateur assessments about the strategic victory of the US and the confirmation of the US global hegemony. However, as the dust settles down, and information noise and manipulation eventually decreases, a more serious assessment is needed to understand the real consequences of this visit.