Armenia has spent decades defining itself as a demographic exception in a region marked by ethnic fault lines, wars, and mass displacement. A small country of barely three million inhabitants, with a population that is homogeneously 97–98% Armenian, it is built politically around national survival in the wake of the Ottoman genocide, the Soviet collapse, and the Nagorno-Karabakh...
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