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Former Public Radio Head Faces Criminal Charges for Allegedly Falsifying Evidence
Garegin Khumaryan, former head of Armenia's Public Radio, is facing criminal charges for allegedly falsifying documents to challenge the results of a directorial competition he lost, a claim he denies.
Former Public Radio Head Faces Criminal Charges for Allegedly Falsifying Evidence
Garegin Khumaryan, former head of Armenia's Public Radio, is facing criminal charges for allegedly falsifying documents to challenge the results of a directorial competition he lost, a claim he denies.
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40% Bias Score


Armenia and the US Sign MOU on Infrastructure and Border Security
Armenia and the United States signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focusing on improving Armenia's infrastructure and border security, with a particular emphasis on the "Peace Crossroads" initiative, aiming to enhance Armenia's role as a regional trade hub.
Armenia and the US Sign MOU on Infrastructure and Border Security
Armenia and the United States signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focusing on improving Armenia's infrastructure and border security, with a particular emphasis on the "Peace Crossroads" initiative, aiming to enhance Armenia's role as a regional trade hub.
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20% Bias Score


Armenian Man's Hunger Strike Continues Amidst Controversial Arrest
Tigran Ulubabyan, a 29-year-old Armenian man from Artsakh, has been on a hunger strike for two weeks while in pre-trial detention for allegedly aiding in an armed robbery; investigators have extended his detention for another month despite his claims of torture and his lawyer's assertions of fabrica...
Armenian Man's Hunger Strike Continues Amidst Controversial Arrest
Tigran Ulubabyan, a 29-year-old Armenian man from Artsakh, has been on a hunger strike for two weeks while in pre-trial detention for allegedly aiding in an armed robbery; investigators have extended his detention for another month despite his claims of torture and his lawyer's assertions of fabrica...
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44% Bias Score


Aliyev Praises Trump, Nominates Him for Nobel Peace Prize
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, in an interview with Al Arabiya on August 26, publicly praised Donald Trump, stating that he and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan jointly nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his actions in Africa, Asia, and the South Caucasus.
Aliyev Praises Trump, Nominates Him for Nobel Peace Prize
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, in an interview with Al Arabiya on August 26, publicly praised Donald Trump, stating that he and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan jointly nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his actions in Africa, Asia, and the South Caucasus.
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52% Bias Score


Armenia Withdraws Lawsuits on Missing Persons from 2020 War
Armenia withdrew four lawsuits against Azerbaijan in Strasbourg and one in The Hague concerning missing persons from the 2020 war, following a Washington peace deal, leaving families without legal recourse and raising concerns about human rights.
Armenia Withdraws Lawsuits on Missing Persons from 2020 War
Armenia withdrew four lawsuits against Azerbaijan in Strasbourg and one in The Hague concerning missing persons from the 2020 war, following a Washington peace deal, leaving families without legal recourse and raising concerns about human rights.
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44% Bias Score


Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents
The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.
Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents
The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.
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52% Bias Score

Armenia and China Establish Strategic Partnership
Armenia and China established a strategic partnership today, as announced by Chinese President Xi Jinping and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan following their meeting in China, where they issued a joint statement to this effect.

Armenia and China Establish Strategic Partnership
Armenia and China established a strategic partnership today, as announced by Chinese President Xi Jinping and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan following their meeting in China, where they issued a joint statement to this effect.
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32% Bias Score

Relocation of WWII Monument in Artik Sparks Controversy and Potential Travel Ban
The planned relocation of a World War II monument in Artik, Armenia, has fueled tensions in Armenian-Russian relations, potentially resulting in a travel ban for the town's mayor, Ananik Voskanyan.

Relocation of WWII Monument in Artik Sparks Controversy and Potential Travel Ban
The planned relocation of a World War II monument in Artik, Armenia, has fueled tensions in Armenian-Russian relations, potentially resulting in a travel ban for the town's mayor, Ananik Voskanyan.
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48% Bias Score

Armenia Delays Release of US Agreement Details, Criticizes Biden Administration
Armenia's Prime Minister announced that discussions on US-Armenia agreements finalized in Washington will start in September, involving both US and Azerbaijani officials. Despite previous statements, he clarified that there are no fixed agreements, including a 99-year commitment for corridor develop...

Armenia Delays Release of US Agreement Details, Criticizes Biden Administration
Armenia's Prime Minister announced that discussions on US-Armenia agreements finalized in Washington will start in September, involving both US and Azerbaijani officials. Despite previous statements, he clarified that there are no fixed agreements, including a 99-year commitment for corridor develop...
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48% Bias Score

Pashinyan Links Armenia's Post-War Status to 44-Day War Decisions
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's message marking the 35th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence attributes Armenia's current peace and increased independence to the 44-day war, arguing that pre-war concessions would have threatened sovereignty; this explanation faces sharp criticis...

Pashinyan Links Armenia's Post-War Status to 44-Day War Decisions
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's message marking the 35th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence attributes Armenia's current peace and increased independence to the 44-day war, arguing that pre-war concessions would have threatened sovereignty; this explanation faces sharp criticis...
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52% Bias Score

Gyumri Sees Simultaneous Pro- and Anti-Russian Military Base Protests
Simultaneous pro- and anti-Russian military base protests took place in Gyumri, Armenia, today, resulting in heightened tensions and a significant police presence, but no arrests, revealing deep societal divisions over the base's presence.

Gyumri Sees Simultaneous Pro- and Anti-Russian Military Base Protests
Simultaneous pro- and anti-Russian military base protests took place in Gyumri, Armenia, today, resulting in heightened tensions and a significant police presence, but no arrests, revealing deep societal divisions over the base's presence.
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56% Bias Score

Vanadzor Municipality Land Reclassification Sparks Corruption Concerns
The Vanadzor municipality reclassified a 12-hectare mining site near Gugark village as pastureland, allowing its lease to Samvel Sakanyan despite an active mine since 2018 and conflicting land-use plans; the Anti-Corruption Committee refused investigation due to insufficient location data, despite p...

Vanadzor Municipality Land Reclassification Sparks Corruption Concerns
The Vanadzor municipality reclassified a 12-hectare mining site near Gugark village as pastureland, allowing its lease to Samvel Sakanyan despite an active mine since 2018 and conflicting land-use plans; the Anti-Corruption Committee refused investigation due to insufficient location data, despite p...
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56% Bias Score
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