Political scientist Lilit Dallakyan and political observer Hakob Badalyan comment on the agreements reached during the latest Pashinyan-Putin meeting in Moscow
Participants express their readiness to "fully leverage their potential to carry out ambitious projects and contribute to strengthening the ties between their communities and the homeland."
Analysts from the South Caucasus Research Center (CSSC) believe that "the possible range of U.S. and EU engagement in the region is broad: from a lack of initiative to yet another attempt to become the primary mediator in the region."
All of Baku's demands to Yerevan, along with commentary from political analyst Robert Ghevondyan on the threats coming from Azerbaijan and what they mean
The U.S. Agency for International Development has published the results of its annual study on the state of freedom of speech and media consumption in Armenia. All the details
The leader of the "Tavush for the Homeland" movement and hundreds of his supporters gathered outside the public television building, demanding the opportunity to address the nation. The channel's management offered an interview format
In just 15 days, more than half of the required signatures have been gathered to bring the issue to the parliamentary agenda. All the details about the initiative of Armenia's pro-Western political forces and their future plans
The Armenian government plans to increase military spending by approximately 20%. However, even with this increase, Azerbaijan's military budget for 2025 remains nearly twice as large. Commentary from military expert Leonid Nersisyan.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan believes that peace with Azerbaijan is attainable and that it can be reached by "extending a hand." However, experts do not observe any positive progress in the negotiations
Now, this document regulating the joint work of the commissions on the delimitation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border will be submitted for ratification in parliament
Economist Armen Ktoyan's commentary on the indicators by the end of 2024 and potential developments, as well as explanations of what is driving the growth and how long it will last
Cyprus' defense minister Vasilis Palmas stated in Yerevan that Cyprus will continue to support Armenia's efforts to strengthen its cooperation with the European Union
Azerbaijani analysts believe that "the statement from the U.S. vice president is aimed at securing votes from Armenians in America." Nevertheless, they contend that this issue may become increasingly relevant