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share Print YEREVAN More than five months after the guns fell silent on the battlefields of Nagorno-Karabakh, the dust is settling in the halls of power in Stepanakert, the disputed region s de facto capital. In Karabakh s very opaque political environment, however, it s not entirely clear who has come out on top after the 44-day Second Karabakh War won convincingly by Azerbaijan late last year. There are two men who appear to be in close competition to control the Azerbaijani region predominantly inhabited by ethnic Armenians: de facto President Arayik Harutiunian and the region s influential security chief, Vitaly Balasanian. Harutiunian has led the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh, as it s known by Armenians, since his victory in the March 2020 presidential election.

United statesAzerbaijan generalXank ndiNikol pashinianArayik harutiunianVitaly balasanianVladimir putinBenyamin poghosianEmil sanamyanRustam muradovUniversity of southern california institute armenianSecurity councilSecond karabakh warPresident arayik harutiunianSouthern californiaArmenian studies