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  1. Turkey and Azerbaijan are asserting their foreign policy dominance, leading to increasing distance and alliance strain.
  2. The state of Armenia is being impacted by demands originating from both Azerbaijan and Turkey.
  3. Armenia's internal political and social landscape is shifting amid external observation from Turkey and Azerbaijan.

Nikol Pashinyan addressed a border incident during a parliamentary session in Armenia.

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Nikol Pashinyan addressed a border incident during a parliamentary session in Armenia.

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