Armenia picks Russian economic ties, but tries to keep foot in the West

06 Jan 2015

“When Armenia broke ranks last year with other former Soviet states marching toward Europe and pledged to join Russia’s new customs union instead, the goal of keeping a foothold in both the East and the West didn’t seem all that challenging.”

Source: Armenia picks Russian economic ties, but tries to keep foot in the West – The Washington Post

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