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Azerbaijan's Preconditions Delay Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty
Following a recent agreement, Armenia and Azerbaijan aim to sign a peace treaty; however, Azerbaijan's preconditions, including demands related to Armenia's constitution and the OSCE Minsk Group, are delaying the process, causing concern among international actors and raising questions about the tre...
Azerbaijan's Preconditions Delay Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty
Following a recent agreement, Armenia and Azerbaijan aim to sign a peace treaty; however, Azerbaijan's preconditions, including demands related to Armenia's constitution and the OSCE Minsk Group, are delaying the process, causing concern among international actors and raising questions about the tre...
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40% Bias Score


US-Russia Talks Yield Potential Agreement on Ukraine Conflict
US and Russian representatives held over 12 hours of talks in Saudi Arabia yesterday, focusing on Black Sea navigation safety and a temporary halt to energy infrastructure strikes; today, US representatives are meeting with Ukrainian officials to discuss the outcomes, with a potential joint statemen...
US-Russia Talks Yield Potential Agreement on Ukraine Conflict
US and Russian representatives held over 12 hours of talks in Saudi Arabia yesterday, focusing on Black Sea navigation safety and a temporary halt to energy infrastructure strikes; today, US representatives are meeting with Ukrainian officials to discuss the outcomes, with a potential joint statemen...
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36% Bias Score


USAGM Reverses Funding Halt for Radio Free Liberty After Legal Challenge
On March 24, the USAGM reversed its decision to withhold $7.46 million in congressional funds from Radio Free Liberty, following President Trump's March 14th executive order to cut funding for seven federal agencies and a subsequent lawsuit filed by Radio Free Liberty.
USAGM Reverses Funding Halt for Radio Free Liberty After Legal Challenge
On March 24, the USAGM reversed its decision to withhold $7.46 million in congressional funds from Radio Free Liberty, following President Trump's March 14th executive order to cut funding for seven federal agencies and a subsequent lawsuit filed by Radio Free Liberty.
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40% Bias Score


Armenia Rejects CSTO Cooperation, Seeks Closer Ties with Russia
Armenia's National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan stated that Armenia is not considering restoring cooperation within the CSTO, citing the organization's failure to support Armenia during the 2022 Azerbaijani attack and its threat to Armenia's security. Simultaneously, Armenia is attempting to impro...
Armenia Rejects CSTO Cooperation, Seeks Closer Ties with Russia
Armenia's National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan stated that Armenia is not considering restoring cooperation within the CSTO, citing the organization's failure to support Armenia during the 2022 Azerbaijani attack and its threat to Armenia's security. Simultaneously, Armenia is attempting to impro...
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Armenia to Disband OSCE Minsk Group, Sparking Concerns Over Azerbaijan Peace Deal
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced plans to dissolve the OSCE Minsk Group, deeming it obsolete following mutual recognition of territorial integrity with Azerbaijan. This move, a key demand from Azerbaijan, is tied to a pending peace treaty also requiring Armenian constitutional chang...
Armenia to Disband OSCE Minsk Group, Sparking Concerns Over Azerbaijan Peace Deal
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced plans to dissolve the OSCE Minsk Group, deeming it obsolete following mutual recognition of territorial integrity with Azerbaijan. This move, a key demand from Azerbaijan, is tied to a pending peace treaty also requiring Armenian constitutional chang...
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Lawyer Accused of Fraud Amidst Police Brutality Allegations
Armenian lawyer Roman Yeritsyan, who publicly denounced police brutality, is now facing criminal charges of fraud following a Yerevan resident's complaint; the police claim to have forwarded the case to the Investigative Committee, while Yeritsyan alleges this is retaliation for his activism.
Lawyer Accused of Fraud Amidst Police Brutality Allegations
Armenian lawyer Roman Yeritsyan, who publicly denounced police brutality, is now facing criminal charges of fraud following a Yerevan resident's complaint; the police claim to have forwarded the case to the Investigative Committee, while Yeritsyan alleges this is retaliation for his activism.
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56% Bias Score

Armenia's Parliament Launches EU Membership Process
The Armenian parliament unanimously adopted a one-sentence bill initiating the EU membership process, despite opposition claiming it was symbolic; the bill passed with 64 votes in favor and 7 against.

Armenia's Parliament Launches EU Membership Process
The Armenian parliament unanimously adopted a one-sentence bill initiating the EU membership process, despite opposition claiming it was symbolic; the bill passed with 64 votes in favor and 7 against.
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36% Bias Score

Iran Supports Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal, Urges Swift Finalization
Iran welcomes the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement, stressing support for territorial integrity and peaceful conflict resolution, urging a swift finalization despite ongoing disagreements between Baku and Yerevan regarding the agreement's specifics and timing.

Iran Supports Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal, Urges Swift Finalization
Iran welcomes the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement, stressing support for territorial integrity and peaceful conflict resolution, urging a swift finalization despite ongoing disagreements between Baku and Yerevan regarding the agreement's specifics and timing.
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32% Bias Score

Armenian Activist's US Detention Sparks Extradition Dispute
Vardan Ghukasyan, a former Armenian military officer, is detained in the US facing extradition to Armenia on multiple charges; his supporters fear for his safety and are protesting outside the US Embassy in Yerevan, drawing parallels to political persecution in Turkey.

Armenian Activist's US Detention Sparks Extradition Dispute
Vardan Ghukasyan, a former Armenian military officer, is detained in the US facing extradition to Armenia on multiple charges; his supporters fear for his safety and are protesting outside the US Embassy in Yerevan, drawing parallels to political persecution in Turkey.
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52% Bias Score

Armenian Protest Highlights Alleged Police Brutality Against Artsakh Resident
On August 1, 2024, protestors in Yerevan demonstrated near the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) due to alleged police brutality against Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident, and the alleged pressure put on witnesses by the police, sparking a debate about the treatment of Artsakh resident...

Armenian Protest Highlights Alleged Police Brutality Against Artsakh Resident
On August 1, 2024, protestors in Yerevan demonstrated near the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) due to alleged police brutality against Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident, and the alleged pressure put on witnesses by the police, sparking a debate about the treatment of Artsakh resident...
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56% Bias Score

Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty Draft Finalized Amidst New Azerbaijani Preconditions
Armenia and Azerbaijan finalized a peace treaty draft on March 13th, including mutual territorial integrity recognition based on 1991 borders, commitment to non-use of force, and other agreements; however, Azerbaijan's new preconditions hinder the signing process.

Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty Draft Finalized Amidst New Azerbaijani Preconditions
Armenia and Azerbaijan finalized a peace treaty draft on March 13th, including mutual territorial integrity recognition based on 1991 borders, commitment to non-use of force, and other agreements; however, Azerbaijan's new preconditions hinder the signing process.
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48% Bias Score

Armenia Rejects Azerbaijani Claims of Ceasefire Violations
Armenia denies Azerbaijan's latest accusation of ceasefire violations on March 20, 2024, marking the 12th such denial in five days; Armenia proposes a joint investigation mechanism, which Azerbaijan hasn't responded to, and continues to advocate for peace talks.

Armenia Rejects Azerbaijani Claims of Ceasefire Violations
Armenia denies Azerbaijan's latest accusation of ceasefire violations on March 20, 2024, marking the 12th such denial in five days; Armenia proposes a joint investigation mechanism, which Azerbaijan hasn't responded to, and continues to advocate for peace talks.
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40% Bias Score
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