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As a citizen, I have a few minimal expectations from the leader of the political force that will come to power after a change of government. For now, I’ll list three. I expect that Armenia’s new leader will respond to Baku’s demands about “returning to Western Azerbaijan” with a clear and unequivocal “No.” Not with slippery excuses like “raising the refugee issue is dangerous right now,” nor with vague formulations such as “well, it’s possible that Armenians could live in Azerbaijan and Azerbaijanis in Armenia.” It…
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