A sovereign alternative: Armenia’s revival, built at home and hedged on all sides (Part 2)

A sovereign alternative: Armenia’s revival, built at home and hedged on all sides (Part 2)

If the “Pax-Americana goes to the Caucasus” is a corridor with better lighting, regardless of Prime Minister Pashinyan’s or his supporters’ verbal gymnastics, a sovereign alternative is a country with stronger wiring. Armenia doesn’t need performative peace; it needs capacity — the kind that gives law bite, gives diplomacy ballast and turns geography into leverage rather than liability. The posture shift: from beseeching to balancing A sovereign…