Nikol Pashinyan

Opinion

Armenia isn’t the only target of Azerbaijani land claims

Those who do not take Baku’s attempt to occupy Armenian land and resettle it with 300,000 Azerbaijanis in a fictitious…

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News

Government frames opposition as a national security threat 

YEREVAN — The Armenian government says Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan and members of his opposition movement were preparing acts of terrorism…

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From the Party

ARF members, supporters and sympathizers will not be intimidated

The current authorities of the Republic of Armenia, facing a crisis of legitimacy, have taken lawlessness against political opponents to…

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Opinion

Court closes last door on Armenia’s election fight

On July 4, after six days and some 50 hours of hearings, Armenia’s Constitutional Court rejected petitions from seven opposition…

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News

Tsarukyan’s arrest sparks political uproar

YEREVAN — On July 3, Gagik Tsarukyan published an unusually reflective statement on Facebook. The leader of the Prosperous Armenia…

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Op-Eds

The election Armenia’s opposition was not prepared to win

The June 7, 2026, parliamentary election may prove to be one of the most consequential in Armenia’s post-independence history. Coming…

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Columns

Pashinyan, Erdogan and Aliyev are unhappy with Israel’s recognition of the genocide

Diverse reactions have followed the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by Israel’s Cabinet of Ministers on June 28, 2026. Here…

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News

Yerevan faces renewed Russian pressure ahead of EU Visit

YEREVAN — As Armenia’s Constitutional Court continues hearings on challenges to the June 7 parliamentary election results, the case has…

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Statements

ARF Hai Tahd Central Council statement on Artsakh and democracy

The prime minister of the Republic of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, is under a “delusion.” Having embraced a failed version of…

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News

Parliamentary elections widen Armenia’s political crisis

YEREVAN — Following widely questioned parliamentary elections in which Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party retained power but failed to secure…

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