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Artsakh Residents Continue Protests After Partial Government Response
Artsakh residents protested in Yerevan, demanding repatriation, prisoner releases, and adequate social programs. After a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister, they announced continued protests due to insufficient government response, particularly concerning the reduction of the 40+10 housing assis...
Artsakh Residents Continue Protests After Partial Government Response
Artsakh residents protested in Yerevan, demanding repatriation, prisoner releases, and adequate social programs. After a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister, they announced continued protests due to insufficient government response, particularly concerning the reduction of the 40+10 housing assis...
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44% Bias Score


Armenia Rejects Azerbaijani Preconditions for Peace Treaty
Armenia's Justice Minister affirmed the country's commitment to a peace treaty with Azerbaijan, rejecting Azerbaijan's demands to remove the Declaration of Independence from its constitution and dissolve the OSCE Minsk Group as preconditions, although negotiations continue amid uncertainty over time...
Armenia Rejects Azerbaijani Preconditions for Peace Treaty
Armenia's Justice Minister affirmed the country's commitment to a peace treaty with Azerbaijan, rejecting Azerbaijan's demands to remove the Declaration of Independence from its constitution and dissolve the OSCE Minsk Group as preconditions, although negotiations continue amid uncertainty over time...
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40% Bias Score


Trump Criticizes Putin, Threatens Tariffs Over Ukraine Ceasefire
Following weeks of negotiations, US President Donald Trump criticized Russian President Putin's proposal for a foreign-controlled Ukrainian government, threatening 50% tariffs on Russian oil if a ceasefire isn't reached within a month and raising concerns about a resource agreement with Ukraine.
Trump Criticizes Putin, Threatens Tariffs Over Ukraine Ceasefire
Following weeks of negotiations, US President Donald Trump criticized Russian President Putin's proposal for a foreign-controlled Ukrainian government, threatening 50% tariffs on Russian oil if a ceasefire isn't reached within a month and raising concerns about a resource agreement with Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score


Steinmeier Expresses Optimism for Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Agreement
German President Steinmeier, visiting Armenia and Azerbaijan, expressed optimism for a peace agreement despite Azerbaijani preconditions. Armenia shows readiness to sign, while Azerbaijan hasn't responded to the offer. The EU's border monitoring mission's extension contributes to regional stability.
Steinmeier Expresses Optimism for Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Agreement
German President Steinmeier, visiting Armenia and Azerbaijan, expressed optimism for a peace agreement despite Azerbaijani preconditions. Armenia shows readiness to sign, while Azerbaijan hasn't responded to the offer. The EU's border monitoring mission's extension contributes to regional stability.
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40% Bias Score


Gyumri Holds Snap Mayoral Election Amidst Opposition Coalition Uncertainty
Snap mayoral elections took place in Gyumri, Armenia on October 1, 2023, with nine political forces competing, including "Civil Contract," "My City," and "My Strong Community." Post-election, discussions focused on potential coalition formations among opposition parties.
Gyumri Holds Snap Mayoral Election Amidst Opposition Coalition Uncertainty
Snap mayoral elections took place in Gyumri, Armenia on October 1, 2023, with nine political forces competing, including "Civil Contract," "My City," and "My Strong Community." Post-election, discussions focused on potential coalition formations among opposition parties.
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32% Bias Score


Mass Protests Erupt in Turkey Following Arrest of Istanbul Mayor
Istanbul's popular mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, was arrested on charges of corruption and aiding a terrorist group, sparking mass protests across Turkey, exceeding in scale the 2013 Gezi Park demonstrations; around 1500 people, including several journalists, have been arrested.
Mass Protests Erupt in Turkey Following Arrest of Istanbul Mayor
Istanbul's popular mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, was arrested on charges of corruption and aiding a terrorist group, sparking mass protests across Turkey, exceeding in scale the 2013 Gezi Park demonstrations; around 1500 people, including several journalists, have been arrested.
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40% Bias Score

High-Level Russia-US Meeting Amidst Continued Ukraine Conflict and NATO Aid
Following a meeting between a top Russian official and a US representative in Washington, NATO pledges almost €21 billion in military aid to Ukraine, while Russia and Ukraine continue to attack each other amidst peace efforts.

High-Level Russia-US Meeting Amidst Continued Ukraine Conflict and NATO Aid
Following a meeting between a top Russian official and a US representative in Washington, NATO pledges almost €21 billion in military aid to Ukraine, while Russia and Ukraine continue to attack each other amidst peace efforts.
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48% Bias Score

Republican Party Denies Influence in Gyumri Mayoral Election
The Republican Party in Armenia denies influencing Martun Grigoryan's decision in the Gyumri mayoral election, emphasizing their opposition to Nikol Pashinyan's influence, despite Grigoryan being a member of their parliamentary group. Grigoryan's alliance holds the deciding vote between Vardan Ghuka...

Republican Party Denies Influence in Gyumri Mayoral Election
The Republican Party in Armenia denies influencing Martun Grigoryan's decision in the Gyumri mayoral election, emphasizing their opposition to Nikol Pashinyan's influence, despite Grigoryan being a member of their parliamentary group. Grigoryan's alliance holds the deciding vote between Vardan Ghuka...
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52% Bias Score

Armenia Cuts Aid to Artsakh Refugees, Sparking Displacement Fears
In Yerevan, Armenia, Artsakh refugees protested a government decision to drastically reduce monthly financial aid from 50,000 to 30,000 drams in three phases, starting April 1st, impacting tens of thousands who may face homelessness due to high living costs.

Armenia Cuts Aid to Artsakh Refugees, Sparking Displacement Fears
In Yerevan, Armenia, Artsakh refugees protested a government decision to drastically reduce monthly financial aid from 50,000 to 30,000 drams in three phases, starting April 1st, impacting tens of thousands who may face homelessness due to high living costs.
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52% Bias Score

Opposition Wins Parakar Community Elections
In the Parakar community elections, Valodya Grigoryan of the "Country to Live" party defeated Ludwig Gyulnazaryan of the "Civil Contract" party, securing around 57% of the vote; this was an expected victory following the previous administration's short tenure and public dissatisfaction.

Opposition Wins Parakar Community Elections
In the Parakar community elections, Valodya Grigoryan of the "Country to Live" party defeated Ludwig Gyulnazaryan of the "Civil Contract" party, securing around 57% of the vote; this was an expected victory following the previous administration's short tenure and public dissatisfaction.
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28% Bias Score

Gyulnazaryan Wins Parakar Precinct 14/12 Amidst Concerns Over Political Stability
In Parakar's precinct 14/12, Ludwig Gyulnazaryan ("Civil Contract") won, expressing confidence in a majority victory due to his post-2021 achievements; other candidates, like Gor Saribekyan ("Stability"), voiced concerns about violence based on election outcomes, while past controversies surrounding...

Gyulnazaryan Wins Parakar Precinct 14/12 Amidst Concerns Over Political Stability
In Parakar's precinct 14/12, Ludwig Gyulnazaryan ("Civil Contract") won, expressing confidence in a majority victory due to his post-2021 achievements; other candidates, like Gor Saribekyan ("Stability"), voiced concerns about violence based on election outcomes, while past controversies surrounding...
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36% Bias Score

Armenia Negotiates Turkmenistan Gas Import via Iran
Armenia is negotiating with Turkmenistan to import 600 million to 1 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually, transporting it through Iran; while several negotiation rounds have taken place and Iran has agreed, no agreement on price or terms has yet been reached.

Armenia Negotiates Turkmenistan Gas Import via Iran
Armenia is negotiating with Turkmenistan to import 600 million to 1 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually, transporting it through Iran; while several negotiation rounds have taken place and Iran has agreed, no agreement on price or terms has yet been reached.
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32% Bias Score
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