Russia has cautioned that Armenia’s potential bid to join the European Union could devastate its economy, raising concerns over the country’s economic dependence on Russian
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Police Forcibly Remove Opposition Members Protesting Fare Hike in Yerevan Council
Tensions erupted in Yerevan’s municipal council on Friday as police forcibly removed several opposition members during a heated session on Mayor Tigran Avinyan’s public transport
Aliyev Pressures Armenia on Corridor
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev renewed demands on Tuesday for Armenia to open a land corridor connecting Azerbaijan to its Nakhichevan exclave, insisting that Yerevan fulfill
Pashinyan’s Dangerous Dance with Denialism: Betraying the Memory of the Armenian Genocide
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s recent comments on the Armenian Genocide have sparked outrage and concern among Armenians worldwide. His statements and the broader policies of
Yerevan Raises Prospects of Russian Border Guard Withdrawal
The United States’ recent pledge to enhance Armenia’s security capabilities has sparked speculation about the potential withdrawal of Russian border guards from the South Caucasus
Armenian Leadership’s Silence on Artsakh Trials Draws Sharp Criticism
The Armenian government’s muted response to the ongoing trials of eight former Artsakh leaders in Azerbaijan has provoked widespread condemnation, with critics accusing Yerevan of
Civil Contract Nominee for Judicial Oversight Body Withdraws at Last Minute
The nomination of Aleksandr Sirunyan, a lawyer with close ties to Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party, for a seat in the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC)
Avinyan’s Token Concessions Fail to Ease Backlash Over Public Transport Fee Hike
Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan’s announcement on Wednesday of minor adjustments to the looming public transport fee increases has done little to quell growing public frustration.
Yerevan Silent on Further Land Concessions to Azerbaijan
The Armenian government remained tight-lipped on Wednesday about potential territorial concessions to Azerbaijan following the latest agreement on the delimitation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. The
Armenian Government Silent as Azerbaijan Puts Artsakh Leaders on Trial
Armenia’s government refrained from commenting on Friday regarding the trials in Azerbaijan of eight former Artsakh leaders and eight other Armenian prisoners, which human rights