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Armenia, the Last Caucasian Revolution - VisualPolitik EN

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Armenia is a small country, isolated and with less than 3 million inhabitants. Nestled in the middle of the Caucasus, Armenia has recently experienced the last revolution between the former Soviet empire’s countries.

Known as the Velvet Revolution, this political, peaceful and joyful movement, was led by civil society and achieved the fall of a government that made Armenia, and particularly the country’s government, a sort of money mine. However, this government had very good relations with Vladimir Putin's Moscow, and although the Russian leader has tolerated this revolution, it isn’t clear whether he’ll allow it to have real consequences.

Can Armenia change its fate? What do you know about this country? Have you heard about the Republic of Artsakh? Do you know of the Velvet Revolution? In this video we’ll talk about all this… and more.

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