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Putin Open to Ukraine Talks, but Conditions Remain
Russian President Vladimir Putin, for the first time since the start of the war in Ukraine, expressed openness to bilateral negotiations with Kyiv, following US pressure for a swift peace deal. However, the Kremlin spokesperson clarified that these talks are contingent upon Ukraine resolving unspeci...
Putin Open to Ukraine Talks, but Conditions Remain
Russian President Vladimir Putin, for the first time since the start of the war in Ukraine, expressed openness to bilateral negotiations with Kyiv, following US pressure for a swift peace deal. However, the Kremlin spokesperson clarified that these talks are contingent upon Ukraine resolving unspeci...
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32% Bias Score
Russia Resumes Ukraine Strikes After Easter Ceasefire
After a Russian-declared Easter ceasefire ended, missile and drone strikes on Ukraine resumed; both sides blamed each other for violations. Ukraine proposed a 30-day ban on long-range missile strikes, while the US suggested a deal involving Ukrainian territorial concessions and US control of the Zap...
Russia Resumes Ukraine Strikes After Easter Ceasefire
After a Russian-declared Easter ceasefire ended, missile and drone strikes on Ukraine resumed; both sides blamed each other for violations. Ukraine proposed a 30-day ban on long-range missile strikes, while the US suggested a deal involving Ukrainian territorial concessions and US control of the Zap...
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48% Bias Score
Armenian Church-Government Tensions Highlighted During Easter
During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials highlighted the ongoing tension between the Armenian Church and the government, symbolized by the Catholicos's call for national unity amidst internal divisions and the controversy surrounding the display of the Artsakh flag in Jerus...
Armenian Church-Government Tensions Highlighted During Easter
During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials highlighted the ongoing tension between the Armenian Church and the government, symbolized by the Catholicos's call for national unity amidst internal divisions and the controversy surrounding the display of the Artsakh flag in Jerus...
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48% Bias Score
Bribery Conceals Akhtala Mining Combine's River Pollution
The director of Akhtala Mining Combine, through an employee, bribed a Nature Protection and Mining Inspectorate employee to replace genuine Debed River water samples with falsified ones, resulting in a misleading report on water quality; all three are now facing charges.
Bribery Conceals Akhtala Mining Combine's River Pollution
The director of Akhtala Mining Combine, through an employee, bribed a Nature Protection and Mining Inspectorate employee to replace genuine Debed River water samples with falsified ones, resulting in a misleading report on water quality; all three are now facing charges.
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48% Bias Score
Armenia's Blame on Artsakh Legitimizes Azerbaijan's Actions
Armenia blames Artsakh for the failed June 2023 Sofia meeting, a claim that a political scientist says legitimizes Azerbaijan's actions in Artsakh and hinders international efforts to address the conflict.
Armenia's Blame on Artsakh Legitimizes Azerbaijan's Actions
Armenia blames Artsakh for the failed June 2023 Sofia meeting, a claim that a political scientist says legitimizes Azerbaijan's actions in Artsakh and hinders international efforts to address the conflict.
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48% Bias Score
EU to Tighten Visa-Free Travel Policy
The European Union is reforming its visa-free travel policy, allowing for suspension based on illegal immigration, non-compliant national visa policies, human rights violations, or disregard for international court rulings, impacting 61 countries including Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
EU to Tighten Visa-Free Travel Policy
The European Union is reforming its visa-free travel policy, allowing for suspension based on illegal immigration, non-compliant national visa policies, human rights violations, or disregard for international court rulings, impacting 61 countries including Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score
Armenia's Constitutional Referendum: A Potential Threat to Sovereignty
Armenia's Prime Minister proposes removing the Declaration of Independence from the new constitution, a move criticized as bowing to Azerbaijani pressure and potentially harming Armenia's sovereignty; a referendum is planned, with opponents warning of severe consequences regardless of the outcome.
Armenia's Constitutional Referendum: A Potential Threat to Sovereignty
Armenia's Prime Minister proposes removing the Declaration of Independence from the new constitution, a move criticized as bowing to Azerbaijani pressure and potentially harming Armenia's sovereignty; a referendum is planned, with opponents warning of severe consequences regardless of the outcome.
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52% Bias Score
Armenian Judge Expels Journalist from "March 1" Case Hearing
During a hearing of the "March 1" case, Judge Sargis Petrosyan expelled a Yerevan Today journalist for refusing to confirm suspicions of editorial influence related to former President Kocharyan's team, raising concerns about press freedom and judicial impartiality.
Armenian Judge Expels Journalist from "March 1" Case Hearing
During a hearing of the "March 1" case, Judge Sargis Petrosyan expelled a Yerevan Today journalist for refusing to confirm suspicions of editorial influence related to former President Kocharyan's team, raising concerns about press freedom and judicial impartiality.
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52% Bias Score
Armenia Extends Income Tax Declaration Deadline to November 1
The Armenian parliament extended the deadline for income tax declarations to November 1, 2025, and 2026, impacting over 700,000 citizens due to widespread public dissatisfaction and confusion, with the declaration period beginning March 2nd.
Armenia Extends Income Tax Declaration Deadline to November 1
The Armenian parliament extended the deadline for income tax declarations to November 1, 2025, and 2026, impacting over 700,000 citizens due to widespread public dissatisfaction and confusion, with the declaration period beginning March 2nd.
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40% Bias Score
Three-Year Delay in Vanadzor Mayoral Election Highlights Armenian Judicial Issues
For over three years, Vanadzor, Armenia's third-largest city with roughly 80,000 residents, has lacked an elected mayor due to legal challenges following the 2021 elections, where the winning coalition leader was arrested, and subsequent court delays despite the withdrawal of the initial lawsuit.
Three-Year Delay in Vanadzor Mayoral Election Highlights Armenian Judicial Issues
For over three years, Vanadzor, Armenia's third-largest city with roughly 80,000 residents, has lacked an elected mayor due to legal challenges following the 2021 elections, where the winning coalition leader was arrested, and subsequent court delays despite the withdrawal of the initial lawsuit.
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48% Bias Score
Armenian Court Upholds Asset Seizure Law with Clarifications
Armenia's Constitutional Court upheld a law allowing seizure of assets acquired by officials after their appointment or linked to crimes, clarifying ambiguities but leaving some questions unanswered after a two-year review.
Armenian Court Upholds Asset Seizure Law with Clarifications
Armenia's Constitutional Court upheld a law allowing seizure of assets acquired by officials after their appointment or linked to crimes, clarifying ambiguities but leaving some questions unanswered after a two-year review.
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52% Bias Score
Armenia Proposes Simultaneous Peace Treaty and Minsk Group Dissolution
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan proposed to Azerbaijan a simultaneous dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group and signing a peace agreement to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, addressing Azerbaijani concerns while mitigating potential risks of conflict escalation to Armenian territory.
Armenia Proposes Simultaneous Peace Treaty and Minsk Group Dissolution
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan proposed to Azerbaijan a simultaneous dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group and signing a peace agreement to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, addressing Azerbaijani concerns while mitigating potential risks of conflict escalation to Armenian territory.
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44% Bias Score
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