Nagorno-Karabakh – A ticking time bomb

Sep 17, 2010
Amanda Paul
Deputy Head of Europe in the World Programme and Senior Policy Analyst
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With recent intensified skirmishes between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, this commentary by Amanda Paul looks at the current state of play, and says the international community gives the impression of being unconcerned about the increasing dangers of ‘war by accident’.


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