The Hayastan alliance headed by former President Robert Kocharian on Friday endorsed another opposition group running in the upcoming municipal elections in Yerevan. Hayastan had
Category: Armenia
Pashinyan Reports ‘New Proposals’ On Peace Deal With Azerbaijan
Armenia has presented Azerbaijan with new proposals regarding a bilateral peace treaty discussed by the two countries, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on Thursday. He
Pashinyan Criticizes Armenia’s 1990 Declaration of Independence
Nikol Pashinyan on Wednesday criticized a 1990 declaration of Armenia’s independence, saying that it fomented the conflicts with Azerbaijan and Turkey and is now at
Tensions Rise Again On Armenian-Azeri Border
One Armenian soldier has been killed and one Azerbaijani serviceman wounded in fresh skirmishes reported from the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. Armenia’s Defense Ministry said late on
Russian Peacekeepers Facilitate Transfer of 41 Russian and Artsakh Citizens
YEREVAN, AUGUST 21, ARMENPRESS. For the first time in over two months, Russian peacekeepers have facilitated the transfer of over 40 people, citizens of Russia
UN Security Council Convenes Emergency Meeting on Artsakh Blockade
Armenia called on the United Nations to prevent genocide in blockaded Artsakh during an emergency meeting convened by the U.N. Security Council today. “I do
Yerevan Denies Baku’s Report On Attempted Armenian ‘Commando Raid’
Military authorities in Yerevan have denied a report by Baku claiming an Armenian commando unit attempted to infiltrate into Azerbaijani territory on Wednesday. The Armenian
EU Monitor Takes Cover in Armenian Trench During Azerbaijani Shooting. Video
STEPANAKERT, AUGUST 15 – A video posted online shows the moment when Azerbaijani forces opened fire in the direction of EU monitors and their vehicles in
Azerbaijan Again Opens Fire Against Armenian Positions Over Weekend
The Azerbaijani military again opened fire to target Armenian positions in near the village of Verin Shorzha, Gegharkunik province on Friday, August 11 evening, the
Yerevan Police Brutally Detain War Veterans Demanding Action from Pashinyan Regime on Artsakh Blockade
Armenia’s police on Tuesday detained more than a dozen members of a war veteran group demanding that authorities take steps to open the Berdzor (Lachin)