Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan revealed on Thursday that thousands of weapons distributed by the Armenian government to civilians during the 2020 conflict with Azerbaijan
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Authorities Fail to Prosecute Police Officers for Violence Against Protesters in Yerevan Crackdown
Law enforcement authorities have not prosecuted any police officers who injured dozens of anti-government protesters in Yerevan three months ago, despite condemnation from Armenia’s leading
Artsakh Leaders Reject Simonyan’s Claims of Lost Legitimacy
Leaders of Artsakh have pushed back against claims by a senior Armenian official that their governing bodies no longer exist following Azerbaijan’s full control of
Iranian Ambassador Rejects Armenian Land Corridor for Azerbaijan, Citing Sovereignty Concerns
On Friday, Iranian Ambassador to Yerevan, Mehdi Sobhani, dismissed the possibility of Armenia establishing an extraterritorial land corridor for Azerbaijan, a move strongly opposed by
Armenia to Attend BRICS Summit Amid Azerbaijan and Turkey’s Membership Bids
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan confirmed through a spokeswoman on Friday that he will attend a summit of the BRICS group of major emerging economies in
Azerbaijan Opposes 1991 Borders in Draft Peace Deal, Armenian Civil Contract MP Claims
A senior Armenian lawmaker stated on Thursday that Azerbaijan is hesitant to uphold a 1991 declaration that Armenia seeks to include in bilateral peace agreements.
Continued Israeli Arms Supplies to Azerbaijan Evident in Recent Cargo Flights
An Azerbaijani cargo plane has completed yet another flight to and from a military airfield in southern Israel, signaling ongoing Israeli arms supplies to Azerbaijan.
Armenian Electric Utility Blames Power Cuts on Roadwork and Construction Issues
On Wednesday, Armenia’s national electric utility, Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), defended itself against accusations of being responsible for the recent surge in power cuts
Armenia Withholds Details of Disagreements on Treaty with Azerbaijan
Armenia’s leaders are not revealing the specific disagreements that are preventing the signing of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan. Over the weekend, Prime Minister Nikol
Armenian Official Assures Sovereignty Remains Intact Amidst Outsourcing Road Control to Private Company
Deputy Foreign Minister Mnatsakan Safaryan has assured that outsourcing the control of the road connecting Armenia with Nakhichevan to a private company does not violate