Naira Hayrumyan

NK unanimous on self-determination, political differences set aside

Political consensus on self-determination of NK agreed upon by all parties and factions of Armenia, however divergent

Op-ed: What's next in Armenia – loss of sovereignty or global integration?

Where the real borders will be; whether Russia will integrate Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia; will Armenians and Azerbaijanis be able to live together - analysis of the post-war situation

Op-Ed from Yerevan: what to expect after the ceasefire in Karabakh

Political observer from Armenia Naira Hayrumyan on the ceasefire and attitudes of world players

Op-ed from Armenia: why the Azerbaijani media publishes ‘sensational’ articles on Karabakh

Armenian experts: Baku's indignant statements on the resettlement of Lebanese Armenians to Karabakh

Who provoked the escalation on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border and why? Is Russia involved?

Three reasons for the sudden escalation of violence on the border of Armenia and Azerbaijan

What can we expect from the new president of Nagorno-Karabakh?

Karabakh to hold 2nd round of presidential elections despite coronavirus outbreak

The elections are scheduled for April 14 and will not be postponed in Nagorno-Karabakh

Armenian parliament fails to elect PM in bid to dissolve

Details on the political situation in Armenia in the lead up to early parliamentary elections and its possible contestants

Op-ed: Where do Russia and the West fit into the new Armenian government?

An analysis of the main challenges that Yerevan now faces

Armenia and the European Union: take two

Up until the last moment it seemed that the negotiations might yet again end in failure, but Armenia now has the chance to be a bridge of cooperation between the West and East

Armenia on the verge of signing a deal with the EU

Is Azerbaijan trying to obstruct this process using the Karabakh bargaining chip?

Op-ed: The format of the Karabakh settlement will inevitably change

It seems, there are great transformations ahead, that may lead either to a final settlement of the Karabakh problem, or to resumption of hostilities

EAEU is losing its ‘sacred cow’ status in Armenia

Though the government can’t produce any clear-cut arguments in favor of the country’s membership, it opts to remain in the union

Russian military base in Armenia: security or threat?    

Russia’s opponents are not Armenia’s enemies. What functions does the base have in terms of Armenia’s interests?  

South Caucasus - the region in a tight suit

None of the countries are willing to finally solve the existing conflicts and set up a supranational, regional communication system

Regulations and surprises of the Armenian elections

Which political forces have entered the new parliament and what we are to expect from them

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How to create a platform for putting up real bridges between Armenia and Azerbaijan

Nagorno-Karabakh: should the OSCE be or not

Azerbaijan and Russia seem to want OSCE to withdraw from the Karabakh conflict resolution efforts. Armenia, on the contrary, wants it to stay