A Sovereign Alternative: Armenia's Revival
Armenia requires a sovereign alternative, built on stronger foundations, rather than relying on external factors. As stated, "a sovereign alternative is a country with stronger wiring."
According to the text, Armenia needs capacity, which "gives law bite, gives diplomacy ballast and turns geography into leverage rather than liability."
Armenia doesn’t need performative peace; it needs capacity — the kind that gives law bite, gives diplomacy ballast and turns geography into leverage rather than liability.
The country's posture shift is crucial, moving "from beseeching to balancing" to achieve true sovereignty.
Author's summary: Armenia seeks sovereignty through internal strength.
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