Armenia

Opinion

What happens if 300,000 Azerbaijanis are resettled in Armenia?

After Azerbaijan, with critical support from Turkey, defeated Artsakh in the fall 2020 44-day war, Baku immediately moved to isolate…

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Opinion

The diaspora as asset and vector

Armenia’s adversaries view the diaspora not only as a potential asset for the homeland but also as a vector for…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Armenia Armenia’s ninth National Assembly convened on Aug. 2. The new legislature consists of 105 deputies: 64 representing the ruling…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Artsakh Appeal proceedings continued in Baku this week for former members of Artsakh’s political and military leadership and other Armenian…

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News

Diplomatic and operational power struggles shape TRIPP

YEREVAN — The struggle over TRIPP is no longer confined to diplomatic statements. Last week, representatives of the U.S. engineering…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Armenia A domestic controversy has emerged after the dismissal of Armine Sogoyan, a medical professional who had worked at a…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Armenia Armenia’s National Assembly has adopted amendments to the Electoral Code and the Law on Referendums, introducing a physical-presence requirement…

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Opinion

Making the case for deepening Franco-Armenian relations 

There are de facto circumstances that Armenian political leaders — whether in government or opposition — should acknowledge have been…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Artsakh In Washington, members of Congress and Armenian advocacy groups marked the 1,000th day of Azerbaijani detention of Armenian POWs…

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Sports

Jean Bekirian: The golfer making history for Armenia

Centuries ago, on the coastal courses of Scotland, golf emerged and has since grown into one of the world’s most…

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