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Armenia’s former Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan, who has been working for some Western consulting organization since leaving office, says that the more vigorously Armenia moves towards the West, the more deeply it falls under Russia’s influence. He argues that this has been the historical pattern and points to the current situation as well: before the adoption of the much-discussed law on launching the process of Armenia’s EU accession, Armenia had been able to steadily reduce its dependence on Russia. But after the law was passed,…
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