Opinion

"It was an attempted coup" – Political analyst on the actions of the protest movement in Armenia

Armenia

June 13, 2024

Political analyst Gurgen Simonyan believes that the opposition should strive for early elections; otherwise, its actions could be perceived as an attempt to seize power from the people.

"Is there anyone who needs this?" Why the President of Abkhazia is initiating constitutional amendments - opinion

Abkhazia

June 13, 2024

Inal Hashig: "The constitutional reform attempt is necessary for Aslan Bzhania to justify himself to the electorate"

Armenia-U.S. relations progress: O'Brien's visit to Yerevan

Politics in Armenia

June 11, 2024

Details from the Armenia-U.S. strategic dialogue session; political analyst's insight on deepening and advancing relations

Disappearing ink and silenced results: how the parliamentary elections in South Ossetia unfolded

South Ossetia

June 11, 2024

The opposition alleges gross fraud and demands the annulment of the results

Why the number of Russia supporters is growing in Moldova

Russia

June 11, 2024

NM investigated why this is happening and how historical past, Stockholm syndrome, and Moldova's socio-economic situation play a role

"Ultimately, in Georgia, the entire government will end up under sanctions and will be 'leprous'." - Comment

Foreign agents' law in Georgia

June 10, 2024

"Visa restrictions will be followed by financial ones; Europe will get involved. Investments will halt; who will want to do business with people under sanctions?"

"Armenia's suicide" or interference in internal affairs? Commentary on the statement from Baku

Armenia

June 08, 2024

Why does the president of Azerbaijan demand changes to the constitution of Armenia as a precondition for signing a peace treaty? Commentary by political analyst Areg Kochinyan

«Another Russian law»: A detailed look at how Georgia plans to restrict LGBT+ rights (and more)

LGBT in Caucasus

June 08, 2024

Ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 2024, the Georgian government is attempting to distract the public from real issues in various ways.

Transcaucasian highway: South Ossetia is unhappy that "Russia and Georgia are discussing this behind their backs"

Georgian-Ossetian conflict

June 07, 2024

This, along with the very idea of opening the road, has sparked discontent among South Ossetian opposition and a significant portion of society.

"All Russian border guards must leave Armenia." Opinion

Armenia-Russia

June 06, 2024

They have already left the village of Nerkin Hand in the Syunik region. However, political analyst Gurgen Simonyan does not rule out that Russian border guards might not leave Armenia entirely and could be stationed at the Russian military base in Gyumri.

"Armenia's foreign policy should be decided by referendum." Opinion from Yerevan

Armenia

June 06, 2024

The leader of the "Republic" party, Aram Sargsyan, presented his proposal to change the course of foreign policy to Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan. According to Sargsyan, Pashinyan "agreed with some points and disagreed with others"

Teacher salary increases: Educational reforms continue in Armenia

Armenia

June 06, 2024

The Minister of Education and Science informed parliament deputies of the latest data on which teachers are now receiving relatively high salaries by local standards and on what basis

First truck from Shanghai arrives in Yerevan: What the new route means for Armenia

Armenia

June 05, 2024

Economist Armen Ktoyan believes that the launch of the Armenian government's "Crossroad of Peace" project will bring the country substantial annual profits amounting to millions of dollars

Increase in the number of road accidents in Armenia: what explains it and how to prevent it

Armenia

June 05, 2024

The country still lacks a developed road safety strategy, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs does not keep statistics on the causes of traffic accidents.

"EU won't fuel Yerevan's false hopes". Opinion

Armenia

June 04, 2024

International relations and security expert Sossi Tatikyan explains that the EU “will not come to save Armenians in the event of an attack from Azerbaijan.” The EU has already taken its main step by deploying an observation mission at the border, she says

"Restoring the railway is a matter of economic security for Armenia" – Opinion

Armenia

June 01, 2024

The flooding also damaged railway tracks in the Lori region. Economist Suren Parsyan believes that if their restoration is delayed, prices for imported goods will rise and tax revenues will decrease

EU in the South Caucasus: Can Brussels become a geopolitical player?

Azerbaijan

May 31, 2024

Azerbaijani political analyst Farhad Mammadov has analyzed the EU's presence and influence in the region under current circumstances

Can the port of Chabahar help Armenia overcome its lack of access to the sea? Opinion

Armenia

May 30, 2024

This port is an integral part of the North-South project. Local experts believe Armenia's participation in this project is crucial for both Iran and India

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