All ongoing conflicts and problems are linked to the role of the US in the world. 

Director of the Institute for Democracy and Cooperation, in New York, Russian Armenian political scientist Andranik Migranyan, told the aforesaid to Armenian News-NEWS.am.

In his words, even though the US is not influential enough to dominate and establish the order which it considers appropriate, it is still quite powerful enough that another country is not considered evenly balanced to it. 

“Today, the US wishes to maintain the status quo, whereas the countries that have stood on their feet—for example, Brazil, India, and China—are called revisionist powers, [and] want to change this status quo,” Migranyan said. “Future development of the international community depends a lot on how long and insistently Washington will attempt to continue its dominance. All the conflicts that we see are the repercussions stemming right from there.”