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Armenia: Corruption Case Against Ruling Party Dropped
Armenia's Anti-Corruption Committee dropped a criminal case against the ruling "Civil Contract" party concerning illegal donations in 2022, despite an independent audit revealing irregularities and a journalist investigation uncovering suspicious donations.
Armenia: Corruption Case Against Ruling Party Dropped
Armenia's Anti-Corruption Committee dropped a criminal case against the ruling "Civil Contract" party concerning illegal donations in 2022, despite an independent audit revealing irregularities and a journalist investigation uncovering suspicious donations.
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36% Bias Score


Trump's Controversial State Visit to the UK
Former US President Donald Trump concluded a three-day state visit to the UK, marked by protests and discussions on trade and technology.
Trump's Controversial State Visit to the UK
Former US President Donald Trump concluded a three-day state visit to the UK, marked by protests and discussions on trade and technology.
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24% Bias Score


Hayastan" Opposition Group Submits No-Confidence Motion Against Armenian PM
Armenia's "Hayastan" opposition group, led by former President Serzh Sargsyan, submitted a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to parliament, citing national security concerns and territorial losses.
Hayastan" Opposition Group Submits No-Confidence Motion Against Armenian PM
Armenia's "Hayastan" opposition group, led by former President Serzh Sargsyan, submitted a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to parliament, citing national security concerns and territorial losses.
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36% Bias Score


Turkey Delays Border Opening with Armenia, Linking it to Azerbaijan Deal
Despite six meetings over three years and agreements on paper, Turkey continues to delay opening its border with Armenia to third-country citizens, conditioning it on a final Armenia-Azerbaijan agreement, a move criticized by Armenia's opposition.
Turkey Delays Border Opening with Armenia, Linking it to Azerbaijan Deal
Despite six meetings over three years and agreements on paper, Turkey continues to delay opening its border with Armenia to third-country citizens, conditioning it on a final Armenia-Azerbaijan agreement, a move criticized by Armenia's opposition.
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32% Bias Score


Armenian National Interests Fund (ANIF) Faces Investigation for Misuse of Funds
The Armenian National Interests Fund (ANIF) is under investigation for misusing funds, with investments directed to companies linked to high-ranking officials; the investigation involves three individuals charged with money laundering, abuse of office, and forgery.
Armenian National Interests Fund (ANIF) Faces Investigation for Misuse of Funds
The Armenian National Interests Fund (ANIF) is under investigation for misusing funds, with investments directed to companies linked to high-ranking officials; the investigation involves three individuals charged with money laundering, abuse of office, and forgery.
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48% Bias Score


Escalating Tensions: Drone Incident Sparks Military Buildup Near Poland
Following a drone incursion into Polish airspace, the US President expressed frustration with Vladimir Putin, prompting Poland to deploy 40,000 troops to its border with Belarus and Russia, while Ukraine offered assistance and several European nations extended sanctions against Russia.
Escalating Tensions: Drone Incident Sparks Military Buildup Near Poland
Following a drone incursion into Polish airspace, the US President expressed frustration with Vladimir Putin, prompting Poland to deploy 40,000 troops to its border with Belarus and Russia, while Ukraine offered assistance and several European nations extended sanctions against Russia.
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36% Bias Score

Baku Military Court Rejects Request to Question Armenian PM in Ruben Vardanyan's Trial
A Baku military court rejected a request by Ruben Vardanyan, former State Minister of Artsakh, to question Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, as well as OSCE Minsk Group members and representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Azerbaijan, in his trial.

Baku Military Court Rejects Request to Question Armenian PM in Ruben Vardanyan's Trial
A Baku military court rejected a request by Ruben Vardanyan, former State Minister of Artsakh, to question Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, as well as OSCE Minsk Group members and representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Azerbaijan, in his trial.
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48% Bias Score

Armenian Opposition Parties Begin Talks to Oust Prime Minister Pashinyan
Following parliamentary hearings on a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Pashinyan, the Republican Party, led by former President Serzh Sargsyan, has initiated meetings with extra-parliamentary forces to strategize his removal.

Armenian Opposition Parties Begin Talks to Oust Prime Minister Pashinyan
Following parliamentary hearings on a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Pashinyan, the Republican Party, led by former President Serzh Sargsyan, has initiated meetings with extra-parliamentary forces to strategize his removal.
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32% Bias Score

3rd Anniversary of Azerbaijan's 2020 Attack on Armenia: Unresolved Territorial Disputes and Enduring Grief
Three years after Azerbaijan launched a large-scale attack on Armenia in September 2020, resulting in over 220 Armenian deaths and territorial losses, including 8.5 km wide and up to 7.5 km deep in Jermuk, the situation remains unresolved, with Azerbaijan maintaining its occupation and families cont...

3rd Anniversary of Azerbaijan's 2020 Attack on Armenia: Unresolved Territorial Disputes and Enduring Grief
Three years after Azerbaijan launched a large-scale attack on Armenia in September 2020, resulting in over 220 Armenian deaths and territorial losses, including 8.5 km wide and up to 7.5 km deep in Jermuk, the situation remains unresolved, with Azerbaijan maintaining its occupation and families cont...
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16% Bias Score

Lori Province Women's Rights and Opportunities Remain Unfulfilled
A survey of 425 women across six communities in Lori Province, Armenia, reveals widespread unrealized rights and opportunities, despite women comprising 53% of the population and exhibiting higher education levels than men.

Lori Province Women's Rights and Opportunities Remain Unfulfilled
A survey of 425 women across six communities in Lori Province, Armenia, reveals widespread unrealized rights and opportunities, despite women comprising 53% of the population and exhibiting higher education levels than men.
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20% Bias Score

Turkey and Armenia Hold Talks on Normalization
On October 26, 2023, Turkey's special representative Serdar Kılıç met with Armenia's special representative Ruben Rubinyan in Yerevan, marking the first such meeting in Armenia since negotiations began in 2022, to discuss progress on several fronts including border opening and infrastructure project...

Turkey and Armenia Hold Talks on Normalization
On October 26, 2023, Turkey's special representative Serdar Kılıç met with Armenia's special representative Ruben Rubinyan in Yerevan, marking the first such meeting in Armenia since negotiations began in 2022, to discuss progress on several fronts including border opening and infrastructure project...
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28% Bias Score

Pamboki Municipality Approves Gold Mine Despite Environmental Concerns
The Pamboki municipal council approved a gold mining exploration agreement with Zov-Guzh company in Karaberd village by a 12-6 vote, despite previous rejection and concerns raised by environmental experts about heavy metal contamination.

Pamboki Municipality Approves Gold Mine Despite Environmental Concerns
The Pamboki municipal council approved a gold mining exploration agreement with Zov-Guzh company in Karaberd village by a 12-6 vote, despite previous rejection and concerns raised by environmental experts about heavy metal contamination.
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52% Bias Score
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