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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) is an American government-funded international media organization that broadcasts and reports news, information, and analyses to Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Caucasus, and the Middle East. RFE/RL is a private 501(c)(3) corporation and is supervised by the U.S. Agency for Global Media, an independent government agency overseeing all international broadcasting services that receive American government support. Nicola Careem is the organization's editor-in-chief.

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Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreement: Minsk Group Dissolved, Zangezur Corridor Established

Following a Washington agreement, Armenia and Azerbaijan's leaders announced accomplishments including the dissolution of the Minsk Group and the establishment of a Zangezur Corridor through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, with a US entity managing its operations for 99 years.

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Armenia Prioritizes Border Demarcation in New Azerbaijan Peace Logic

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced a "new peace logic" with Azerbaijan, acknowledging reciprocal territorial control and prioritizing border demarcation to resolve disputes over lands under each other's control, including over 200 square kilometers of Armenian territory under Azerbaij...

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Armenia, Azerbaijan, and US to Finalize Regional Transportation Unblocking Plan

Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the United States agreed in Washington to unblock regional transportation routes, including the development of the "Trump Road," with further discussions planned in the coming weeks to finalize details and ensure alignment with Eurasian Economic Union regulations.

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Artsakh Resident Jailed, Launches Hunger Strike Amidst Allegations of Police Bias

Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident and a prior torture accuser, is on a hunger strike after being jailed for a month in Vanadzor for allegedly aiding a robbery at his girlfriend's home; his lawyer claims the investigating officer is biased and linked to the police who allegedly tortured him.

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Trump-Putin Meeting in Anchorage to Discuss Ukraine Conflict

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Anchorage, Alaska on Friday to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, at Putin's request, following unsuccessful phone negotiations and amid proposed territorial concessions that Ukraine rejects.

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Armenia-Azerbaijan Road Reopening: Details Remain Scarce Amidst US-Backed Initiative

Armenia and Azerbaijan are negotiating the reopening of roads, with the Armenian government emphasizing reciprocity and sovereignty. A secretive US-backed project aims to develop transport links, involving private companies, but details on timelines, governance, and land use remain unclear.

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Armenia Considers Land Swaps to Resolve Enclave Dispute with Azerbaijan

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan acknowledged Azerbaijani control over approximately 200 square kilometers of Armenian territory and mentioned the possibility of land swaps to resolve the issue of enclaves and exclaves, raising concerns about the security of Armenian communities near the bord...

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US-Russia Summit in Anchorage Yields Partial Agreements, No Ukraine Ceasefire

US and Russian Presidents met in Anchorage, Alaska, for three hours, discussing the Ukraine conflict and other issues, reaching agreements on some points but failing to agree on a ceasefire, with Putin inviting Trump to Moscow for further talks.

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Armenian POW Release Linked to Peace Process End, Legal Protections at Risk

Human rights lawyer Siranush Sahakyan anticipates the release of Armenian prisoners of war (POWs) held in Azerbaijan only in the final stages of the peace process due to Azerbaijan's politicization of the issue since 2020, jeopardizing the legal protection afforded by the ECHR through an upcoming ag...

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Putin Raises Nuclear Arms Control Issue Ahead of Alaska Summit with Trump

Ahead of a US-Russia summit in Alaska, Vladimir Putin indicated Moscow will raise nuclear arms control, while President Trump warned of serious consequences if a Ukraine ceasefire isn't agreed upon. The meeting will also address economic ties, with a potential follow-up including Ukraine's president...

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US Lawyer Alleges Political Persecution of Armenian Businessman

Renowned American lawyer Robert Amsterdam alleges that the criminal case against Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan is politically motivated, citing his arrest and house search as unlawful acts of revenge following his defense of the Armenian Apostolic Church; the Appeals Court agrees with the i...

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Armenian Government Faces \$500 Million Lawsuit Over ENA Seizure

Samvel Karapetyan is demanding \$500 million from the Armenian government following the government's seizure of his company, Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), despite a Stockholm Arbitration Institute order to refrain from doing so. The government has yet to respond, and the interim manager appoin...

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