On September 14, Nikol Pashinyan announced in Armenia’s Parliament that he will be signing a new capitulation document that Armenia will effectively concede to Azerbaijan’s
Category: Armenia
Armenia Appeals To Russia For Military Aid
Armenia appealed to Russia for urgent military intervention on Tuesday in response to what it called Azerbaijani aggression against its sovereign territory. During an emergency
Another Armenian Soldier Killed On Armenia-Azerbaijan Border
An Armenian soldier was shot and killed on Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan Monday night in what military authorities in Yerevan described as an Azerbaijani ceasefire
Armenian Trade With Russia Raises Questions About ‘Re-exports’
By Ani Meljumyan, Eurasianet A lack of detailed data means that it is difficult to measure what a 49 percent increase in exports to Russia
New Road from Artsakh to Armenia Opens, No Connecting Road on Armenia’s Side Yet
A new road connecting Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia was opened to traffic late on Tuesday, August 30. The five-kilometer-wide Lachin corridor became Karabakh’s sole overland link
Wife, Lawyers of Arrested Opposition Activist Invited to U.S. Embassy
The wife and lawyers of opposition activist and politician Avetik Chalabyan, who is arrested on charges he has decried as politically motivated, have been invited to
We Will Support Any Honest and Just Force That Starts a Fight Against this Government
YEREVAN, ARMENIA – “When the opposition spoke about the dangers at the rallies, many did not even realize the depth of the issue at that
Opposition Bloc Condemns ‘Provocative’ Leaflets
The main opposition Hayastan alliance on Monday demanded that Armenian law-enforcement authorities identify and punish individuals who spread pro-Russian leaflets falsely attributed to it. The
Grenade Thrown, Shots Fired at Masis Town Hall, Alleged Culprit Commits Suicide
ARARAT PROVINCE, ARMENIA – Earlier today, Armenian police surrounded the municipality building in Masis, a town in the Ararat province of Armenia. According to various
Armenian Border Residents Wary of Opening up to Turkey
By Arshaluis Mgdesyan, Eurasianet Since the 1990s, residents of the Armenian border village of Margara have looked at Turkey only through a barbed wire fence.