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OutsideEye: Sometimes it’s better to have nothing . . .

Like other post-Soviet countries that don’t matter, Armenia hardly factors into grand-scale debate on matters of international welfare or warfare.

That could change.

The tiny country nobody notices could find a place on the map for reasons other than disaster, papal visits, or attempted revolutions, should Washington’s crosshairs on Tehran include a radial view of the neighborhood.

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OutsideEye: Sometimes it’s better to have nothing . . .

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