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Analysis | 11.06.10 | 10:28

Analysis: Ease of foreign-policy pressures leaves more space for internal discourse in Armenia

By Aris Ghazinyan
ArmeniaNow reporter and Suren Musayelyan
ArmeniaNow Deputy Editor
Issues pertaining to domestic life have been taking the forefront in Armenia’s politics in the past six month reflecting a shift of political attention and public concerns from the huge foreign-policy debate on Armenia-Turkey and the Karabakh problem.

The change of public and political attitudes is conditioned by several factors, of which is also the de-facto suspension of the Armenian-Turkish rapprochement and its uncertain prospects in light of mounting tensions in relations between Turkey and Israel.

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