In the 'Writers' Guidelines' section of Foreign Policy magazine's website, the editors offer a bit of advice to the would be wonk writing for the journal: 'Unless your piece on Nagorno-Karabakh is going to be relevant or worth reading by someone in, say, Antananarivo, don't bother sending it'.
Such a view of the now 20-year-old conflict in the Caucasus is not uncommon outside of the region. Karabakh has become synonymous with 'confusing ethnic conflict in an unfamiliar part of the wor...
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