A team from the American engineering and consulting giant AECOM has visited Armenia to begin site investigation work for TRIPP, according to the U.S. Embassy
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Kocharyan: Armenia Needs a Sovereign Strategy in a Harder, Multipolar World
Robert Kocharyan, the Second President of the Republic of Armenia, delivered an extensive assessment of the emerging global order and Armenia’s strategic choices during meetings
Narek Karapetyan to Lead New Political Party’s Election List
Sources say Narek Karapetyan, nephew of Russian-Armenian billionaire Samvel Karapetyan, will lead his newly formed opposition movement in Armenia’s June parliamentary elections. Karapetyan launched the
Pashinyan’s Party Moves to Restrict Election Monitors
Extraordinary Session Called on Short Notice The Armenian Parliament on Friday convened an extraordinary session to debate controversial amendments to the Electoral Code that would
ALC Executive Director Siranush Sahakyan Calls Prisoner Release an Unequal, Transactional Deal
(Horizon Weekly) – Siranush Sahakyan, an international law specialist, prisoners’ rights representative at the European Court of Human Rights, and Executive Director of the Armenian Legal
Lilit Galstyan sent letters to OSCE PA officials presenting the picture of democracy and repression in Armenia
Article translated from ARFD.am In late December, as Vice-Chair of the Socialist and Social-Democratic Group of the OSCE PA and a permanent/opposition member of the
Visa-Free Promises, No Timeline: Armenians Still Stuck in Schengen Lines
Sixteen months after the European Union formally launched visa liberalization talks with Armenia, the central question remains unanswered: when, if ever, will Armenians be able
Opposition Decries “Election-Season Crackdown” as Authorities Target Mayors, Activists, and Karapetyan Movement
Armenian opposition leaders accused Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Tuesday of escalating a political crackdown ahead of the June 2026 parliamentary elections, pointing to a
Pashinyan Seeks EU Help to Rig Armenia’s Elections
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is trying to secure European Union backing to tilt Armenia’s next parliamentary elections in his favor, opposition leaders claimed on Tuesday,
Shirak Governor’s Sudden Silence Fuels Reports of Imminent Removal
The governor of Armenia’s northwestern Shirak province unexpectedly called off a news conference scheduled for Wednesday amid reports that he will be sacked by Prime