Dennis Sammut

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Russia

Opinion: Can the Minsk Process survive the Ukraine Crisis?

11 March 2014

Far from altruistic reasons have kept Russia, France and the US working together in the Minsk Process format for two decades. Can this process survive the Ukraine crisis?

Dennis Sammut

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Analysis

A war without winners, that could have been avoided, and must not be repeated

8 August 2013

In this op-ed Dennis Sammut reflects on lessons to be learnt from how the conflict over South Ossetia spiralled into a short but bitter war between Georgia and Russia in 2008.

Dennis Sammut

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Interview

South Caucasus

OPINION: Dennis Sammut - "The South Caucasus is changing in multiple ways"

21 February 2013

News.Az interviews Dennis Sammut, executive director of the British organization LINKS.

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Commentary

South Caucasus

OPINION: Dennis Sammut - "The “Bidhzina Phenomena” and the Caucasus Region."

17 October 2012

In this special commentary for Caucasus Elections Watch Dennis Sammut analysis the impact of the “Bidhzina phenomena” on the Caucasus Region.

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Interview

"Time for a big gesture." In an interview with Arminfo News Agency, Dennis Sammut looks at next steps needed on Karabakh peace process.

17 September 2012

In an interview with Arminfo News Agency, Dennis Sammut looks at what steps can the international community take on Nagorno-Karabakh

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Opinion

Opinion: Don’t shoot the messengers … but you don’t need to hug them either. Dennis Sammut argues for focus, transparency and seperation of duties around the Karabakh peace process.

26 March 2012

Dennis Sammut argues for focus, transparency and seperation of duties around the Karabakh peace process.

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Opinion

South Caucasus

OPINION: Dennis Sammut "The people of the South Caucasus need to rethink the relationship between them, beyond the constraints of the present situation".

12 January 2012

Armenians Azerbaijanis and Georgians, and indeed Abkhaz and Ossetians and other nationalities in the region, need to think beyond the constraints of the present situation and to start articulating ideas that can eventually be picked up by governments and politicians so that in twenty years’ time the world can look at the South Caucasus and see a prosperous and dynamic region at peace with itself and with its neighbours.

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Analysis

Opinion - UNPEELING THE ONION: Dennis Sammut wonders why Vladimir Kazimirov is focussing on a very narrow part of the Karabakh story.

28 September 2011

The Karabakh conflict is like an onion. You unpeel one layer only to find that there are many others left to go. Kazimirov has unpeeled one layer of the onion and thinks that the job is done. Far from it.

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Opinion: Can the Minsk Process survive the Ukraine Crisis?

A war without winners, that could have been avoided, and must not be repeated

OPINION: Dennis Sammut - "The South Caucasus is changing in multiple ways"

OPINION: Dennis Sammut - "The “Bidhzina Phenomena” and the Caucasus Region."

"Time for a big gesture." In an interview with Arminfo News Agency, Dennis Sammut looks at next steps needed on Karabakh peace process.

Opinion: Don’t shoot the messengers … but you don’t need to hug them either. Dennis Sammut argues for focus, transparency and seperation of duties around the Karabakh peace process.

OPINION: Dennis Sammut "The people of the South Caucasus need to rethink the relationship between them, beyond the constraints of the present situation".

Opinion - UNPEELING THE ONION: Dennis Sammut wonders why Vladimir Kazimirov is focussing on a very narrow part of the Karabakh story.