ArmInfo. The second president of  Armenia is an experienced political fighter, however, one should not  exaggerate his influence on political life in Armenia. Andrei  Areshev, a senior researcher at the Center for the Study of the  Caucasus at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy  of Sciences, said this at a press conference on December 10.

ArmInfo. It is unlikely that  fundamental changes will take place in relations between Russia and  Armenia. I think that they will remain at the same level as after the  change of power in Armenia. The President of the Scientific Society  of Caucasus Studies declared this on December 10 at a press  conference, an expert of the Institute for World Economy and  International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences named  after E.M. Primakov Alexander KrIlov.

ArmInfo. Of course, the results  of the parliamentary elections held in Armenia were predictable. The  President of the Scientific Society of Caucasus Studies declared this  on December 10 at a press conference, an expert of the Institute for  World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of  Sciences named after E.M. Primakov Alexander Krilov.

ArmInfo. Researcher at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences Andrei Areshev in an interview with ArmInfo forecasts the most likely outcome of the elections to the National Assembly of Armenia scheduled for December 9. He comments on the chances of various political forces, shares the Russian perception of Armenia's internal political arena. He talks about the need for changes in the Russian policy towards the ruling elites in the post-Soviet space.

ArmInfo. The situation around the elections of the CSTO Secretary General is perceived differently in different member countries. Director of the EAEU  Institute Vladimir Lepekhin expressed this opinion today at a press  conference.

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ArmInfo. On May 8 Nikol Pashinyan will surely become the Prime Minister of Armenia, and will certainly face a lot of challenges. An expert of the Center for the Study of Central Asia and the Caucasus of the Institute of Oriental Studies  Andrei Areshev expressed such an opinion to ArmInfo. 

Andrei Areshev, the  Research Associate of the Center for the Study of Central Asia,  Caucasus and the Ural-Volga Region of the  Oriental Studies Institute under Russian Academy of Sciences in his  interview with ArmInfo discusses the latest progress in the negotiation process on Karabakh, Moscow's motivation to provide Yerevan with another defense loan; predicts the signing of a new Armenia-EU agreement; shares own  version of the catalysts of centrifugal processes in Europe and Asia.

ArmInfo. In the absence of implementation of the Vienna agreements, it is not  necessary to expect tangible results in the negotiations. Such an opinion was expressed by Andrey Areshev, a researcher at the Center for the Study of Central Asia, the Caucasus and the Urals and Volga Region of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, at an international round table on "Integration vectors and security: challenges and opportunities".

ArmInfo.Russia continues to make efforts in the direction of creating a value basis capable of becoming attractive to neighboring countries and countries of the  post- Soviet space. Such an opinion was expressed by Andrey Areshev, a researcher at the Center for the Study of Central Asia, the Caucasus and the Urals and Volga Region of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, at an international round table on "Integration vectors and security:  challenges and  opportunities".  

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ArmInfo. Already today, it is possible to predict increased pressure on Iran and Russia by imposing additional sanctions and by forging various kinds of "deterrent" alliances. Andrei Areshev, expert of the Strategic Culture Foundation, expressed this opinion to ArmInfo.

ArmInfo. In Moscow, of course, they are ready to tight mutually beneficial cooperation with any force able to have the majority of voices and form an adequate coalition in Armenia. Such an opinion expressed to ArmInfo the researcher of the Caucasus Research Cetnre and Central Asia of the Oriental Institute RAN Andrey Areshov.    

ArmInfo.Prospects of Brussels in Abkhasia, South Ossetia and Nagorno Karabakh are limited due to lack of its own personality, intention to confront Russia, as well as support to Tbilisi and Baku, Russian expert Andrey Areshev expressed this opinion to ArmInfo. 

ArmInfo.So called ''partnership'' of Brussels with the countries of the South Caucasus, which is backed by Washington, will further remain ''a one -way street'', Russian political scientist Andrey Areshev expressed this opinion to ArmInfo. 

In an interview with ArmInfo, Russian political expert Andrey Areshev comments on the latest personnel reshuffle and appointments in the Armenian Government in the light of new opportunities of development of the Armenian-Russian relations. He also forecasts possible impulses around the Karabakh conflict, the balance of forces in the region and the Karabakh peace process with due regard for the supply of Iskander-M missile systems to Armenia and the influence of Russia and the United States on the parties.