An Unlikely Road to Peace for Armenia and Azerbaijan
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THOMAS DE WAAL, a Senior Fellow with Carnegie Europe, notes that common cause against Russia enabled an American deal.
How Common Cause Against Russia Enabled an American Deal
On August 8, U.S. President Donald Trump hosted the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House for what Trump touted as a “historic peace summit.”
“historic peace summit”
Despite more than 30 years of conflict, with two wars and mutually opposing historical narratives, the two South Caucasus countries may have found a path to peace.
Author's summary: Armenia and Azerbaijan find common ground against Russia.
- Armenia and Azerbaijan have been adversaries for over 30 years.
- Two wars have been fought between the two countries.
- U.S. President Donald Trump hosted a peace summit at the White House.
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