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Pashinyan’s Future as Prime Minister Uncertain in Face of Political Crisis

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan presented a roadmap of government activities on November 18 for the next six months with the…

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Russia and the Future Status of Shushi

On November 10, 2020, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced on Facebook that Yerevan had agreed to a Russian-brokered armistice…

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Uproar in Yerevan over Deal Ending Artsakh War

Thousands descended on Yerevan’s Freedom Square on Wednesday to demand the resignation of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan following his…

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PM Nikol Pashinyan Signs Agreement with Russia, Azerbaijan to End Karabakh War

Dear compatriots, brothers and sisters. I have made a difficult, extremely difficult decision for myself and for all of us.…

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The Battle for Shushi Continues

Relentless battles for Shushi continue at this hour despite inconsistent statements from various sources throughout the day. Armenian military officials…

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Armenia’s Fight Against Azerbaijan, COVID-19 Intensifies

As the international community awaits with bated breath the results of a diplomatic attempt in Washington DC, Armenia continues to…

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“No diplomatic solution” for Artsakh, says PM Nikol Pashinyan

YEREVAN—“The Karabakh issue, at least at this stage, has no diplomatic solution,” announced Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in a Facebook…

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Pashinyan, Aliyev Say They’re Ready to Talk as Fighting Continues

Diplomatic efforts to achieve a peaceful settlement of the war in Artsakh are seemingly underway as leaders from Armenia and…

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Armenia Sends Humanitarian Aid to Beirut, Welcomes Repatriates

YEREVAN—At least three planeloads full of emergency supplies from Armenia have been delivered to Lebanon this week, with most of…

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Notes from the Pink City

Congratulating Belarusian dictator was disgraceful and premature, but ultimately inconsequential

The succession of congratulatory messages from foreign leaders which started pouring in on Monday, following Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko’s sham…

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