The decision for Russia to withdraw its troops and border guards from Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan comes as a surprising shift in security dynamics, particularly
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Armenia and Azerbaijan Remain Deadlocked in Peace Talks
Armenia and Azerbaijan remain at odds over critical elements of a proposed bilateral peace agreement, as confirmed by official statements from Yerevan following recent negotiations
Over a Hundred Thousand Protest in Armenia
Archbishop Bagrat Galstanian, a vocal critic of the Armenian government’s decision to cede territory to Azerbaijan, has called for the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol
Armenia-Azerbaijan Border Dispute: Challenges and Contradictions in Peace Talks
Armenia’s Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan reiterated concerns over Azerbaijan’s hesitance to acknowledge Armenia’s borders through a bilateral peace pact, appearing to contradict Prime Minister Nikol
Regime Arrests More Anti-Government Protestors in Armenian
On Friday, police detained several individuals, including an opposition parliamentarian, during protests in an Armenian border village on Friday. The protests were part of a
Nearly 100 Anti-Nikol Protestors Arrested in Yerevan
The Armenian police made at least 96 arrests late on Wednesday as they broke up a demonstration held in Yerevan by a pro-Western political group
Karabakh parliament three factions: Russian peacekeeping troops’ withdrawal from Artsakh is unacceptable
The process of the withdrawal of the Russian peacekeeping troops from the territory of the Republic of Artsakh occupied by Azerbaijan, which started a few
Statements by Armenia’s leadership spark accusations of promoting genocide denial
YEREVAN—Recent discourse surrounding the Armenian Genocide has sparked controversy in Armenia. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s April 16 lecture at the School of Democracy of KP has been
Pashinyan Discusses Surrender of Tavush Villages Again with Residents
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan engaged in further discussions on Wednesday with concerned residents from two villages in Armenia’s northeastern Tavush province, located near border areas
Armenia Denies Talks with UK on Expelled Migrant Reception
Armenia refutes engaging in any substantial or technical discussions with the United Kingdom regarding the potential reception of expelled illegal migrants, as reported by a