Commentary from military expert Leonid Nersisyan on Armenia's arms procurement, its partnerships in the defense sector, as well as possible escalation and its estimated timeframe.
In Armenia, events to foster interest in books are held regularly: reading weeks, book discussions, and more. The largest of these is the annual book festival.
Ararat Mirzoyan gave an in-depth overview in parliament on Yerevan’s relations with neighboring countries, as well as with Russia and the European Union.
Political analyst Zardusht Alizade commented on the meeting between the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia at the BRICS summit, Azerbaijan's invitation for Armenia to participate in COP29, and the precondition set by Azerbaijan for signing a peace treaty
Armenian civil society has also appealed to the parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, demanding the release of prisoners. Political analyst Stepan Grigoryan shares his perspective.
Head of Armenia's Migration and Citizenship Service, Armen Ghazaryan, reported that 16,060 citizenship applications have been submitted in the first nine months of this year alone. The peak was in 2022, with over 25,000 applications
TUMO Center for Creative Technologies, launched in Armenia in 2011, has expanded with branches in Armenia’s regions and in ten other countries, driven by rising interest in its unique educational approach.
The day before, the Armenian Prime Minister and the Azerbaijani President held talks in Kazan, where the BRICS summit was taking place. This meeting was not announced in advance. Comment by Lilit Dallakyan
The resolution urges the EU to cease "all technical and financial support to Azerbaijan," which could potentially enhance its military capacity and be used against Armenia.
Former State Advisor of Azerbaijan and political scientist Gabil Huseynli stated that the signing of a peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia is imminent
Political commentator Hakob Badalyan believes that the White House is seeking a foreign policy victory, which would be valuable for the Democrats’ election campaign.
The opposition boycotted the sessions, neither discussing the document nor participating in the vote. The regulations for joint work between the two countries' commissions on delimitation were ratified by members of the ruling majority
According to a study conducted by the International Republican Institute (IRI), 38% of Armenians believe that establishing peace with Azerbaijan is a desirable but unattainable goal. Meanwhile, 33% consider it both undesirable and unattainable.