Azerbaijani petroleum products still account for only a small share of Armenia’s market. Yet direct supplies could reshape not merely prices, but the political economy of the South Caucasus The first 20,000 tonnes of fuel rarely determine the fate of a regional market. They may, however, alter relations between two states. After decades of conflict, Azerbaijan and Armenia are beginning to establish a direct trade channel. Petroleum produ...

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