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Armenia drifts from Russia, but EU membership may remain out of reach

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is pursuing a course of gradually loosening Armenia’s ties with Russia as the country aims to…

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Armenia A series of noncombat deaths involving Armenian service members over the past two weeks has renewed concern over conditions…

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Artsakh Former Artsakh Foreign Minister Davit Babayan, currently imprisoned in Azerbaijan, has described the legal proceedings against him and other…

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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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Artsakh During the ongoing appeals proceedings in Baku, Davit Manukyan, former deputy commander of the Artsakh Defense Army, issued a…

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The Homeland

Armenian rose grower forced to sell home, greenhouses amid Russia export crisis

The “Geghetsik Varder” (Beautiful Roses) greenhouse enterprise, located in the Mayisyan village of Shirak province, is currently on the verge…

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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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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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Armenia Political tensions in Armenia escalated sharply this week after a Yerevan Council of Elders session descended into violence, leaving…

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Opinion

Armenian elections and the path to decoupling from Russia

The upcoming parliamentary elections in Armenia, scheduled for June 7, could mark a historic turning point in the South Caucasus…

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