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Armenia's Constitutional Reform Council Meets Amidst Azerbaijani Pressure
Armenia's Justice Minister convened the first meeting of the Constitutional Reform Council, amidst Azerbaijani demands to remove references to Nagorno-Karabakh's unification with Armenia from the constitution; the closed-door meeting sparked concerns about transparency.
Armenia's Constitutional Reform Council Meets Amidst Azerbaijani Pressure
Armenia's Justice Minister convened the first meeting of the Constitutional Reform Council, amidst Azerbaijani demands to remove references to Nagorno-Karabakh's unification with Armenia from the constitution; the closed-door meeting sparked concerns about transparency.
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36% Bias Score


Armenian Court Changes Pre-Trial Detention for Mother Accused in Immigration Case
After public outcry, a court in Armenia changed the pre-trial detention of Liana Harutyunyan, a mother of three young children accused of aiding the illegal immigration of 16 Indian citizens, to administrative supervision due to her children and good behavior; she denies the charges.
Armenian Court Changes Pre-Trial Detention for Mother Accused in Immigration Case
After public outcry, a court in Armenia changed the pre-trial detention of Liana Harutyunyan, a mother of three young children accused of aiding the illegal immigration of 16 Indian citizens, to administrative supervision due to her children and good behavior; she denies the charges.
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52% Bias Score


Dual Citizen Charged for Threatening Armenian PM Amidst Claims of Political Bias
A 72-year-old dual citizen, Rafael Sarkisyan, faces charges for threatening Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's life after a public statement, while a similar threat made by a ruling party MP Artur Hovhannisyan nine days prior has not resulted in charges, highlighting potential legal inconsist...
Dual Citizen Charged for Threatening Armenian PM Amidst Claims of Political Bias
A 72-year-old dual citizen, Rafael Sarkisyan, faces charges for threatening Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's life after a public statement, while a similar threat made by a ruling party MP Artur Hovhannisyan nine days prior has not resulted in charges, highlighting potential legal inconsist...
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48% Bias Score


Armenia Challenges Artsakh's Ownership of Yerevan Office Building
Armenia's Prosecutor General's Office is challenging Artsakh's ownership of its Yerevan office building, the only remaining property in Armenia after Artsakh's loss, prompting concerns from former Artsakh State Minister Artak Beglaryan who calls it politically motivated and part of a broader pattern...
Armenia Challenges Artsakh's Ownership of Yerevan Office Building
Armenia's Prosecutor General's Office is challenging Artsakh's ownership of its Yerevan office building, the only remaining property in Armenia after Artsakh's loss, prompting concerns from former Artsakh State Minister Artak Beglaryan who calls it politically motivated and part of a broader pattern...
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52% Bias Score


US Proposes Plan for Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Resolution
The US proposed a plan to resolve the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, potentially involving US oversight of a transport route through Armenia's Syunik region; while Armenia's official response is non-committal, unofficial sources suggest it is not opposed; Azerbaijan's official position remains silent.
US Proposes Plan for Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Resolution
The US proposed a plan to resolve the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, potentially involving US oversight of a transport route through Armenia's Syunik region; while Armenia's official response is non-committal, unofficial sources suggest it is not opposed; Azerbaijan's official position remains silent.
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44% Bias Score


Armenian Constitutional Court Judges Face Salary Hike Amidst Peace Treaty Ratification
Armenia's Ministry of Justice proposes a salary increase for Constitutional Court judges, raising concerns about political influence, particularly regarding the upcoming ratification of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan. The proposal, currently under public discussion, would increase salaries by 40-50 ...
Armenian Constitutional Court Judges Face Salary Hike Amidst Peace Treaty Ratification
Armenia's Ministry of Justice proposes a salary increase for Constitutional Court judges, raising concerns about political influence, particularly regarding the upcoming ratification of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan. The proposal, currently under public discussion, would increase salaries by 40-50 ...
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60% Bias Score

Syria-Azerbaijan Gas Deal Sparks Iranian Concerns
Syrian acting President Ahmed al-Sharaa's visit to Baku last weekend resulted in an agreement to export Azerbaijani gas to Syria via Turkey, raising concerns in Iran due to reports of a meeting between Syrian and Israeli officials and the potential relocation of Syrian fighters to Azerbaijan.

Syria-Azerbaijan Gas Deal Sparks Iranian Concerns
Syrian acting President Ahmed al-Sharaa's visit to Baku last weekend resulted in an agreement to export Azerbaijani gas to Syria via Turkey, raising concerns in Iran due to reports of a meeting between Syrian and Israeli officials and the potential relocation of Syrian fighters to Azerbaijan.
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48% Bias Score

New Armenian Political Party Emphasizes Professionalism, Economic Diversification
Samvel Karapetyan, an Armenian businessman imprisoned for a month, is forming a new political party focused on depoliticizing governance, attracting skilled professionals, and reducing economic dependence on Russia, as announced by his brother Narek Karapetyan.

New Armenian Political Party Emphasizes Professionalism, Economic Diversification
Samvel Karapetyan, an Armenian businessman imprisoned for a month, is forming a new political party focused on depoliticizing governance, attracting skilled professionals, and reducing economic dependence on Russia, as announced by his brother Narek Karapetyan.
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40% Bias Score

Armenia and Azerbaijan Reach Tentative Peace Deal
Armenia and Azerbaijan have tentatively agreed on a peace treaty text, with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stating that the possibility of initialing the deal is under consideration, although a full signature is dependent on various conditions. Discussions are ongoing regarding the next steps, focus...

Armenia and Azerbaijan Reach Tentative Peace Deal
Armenia and Azerbaijan have tentatively agreed on a peace treaty text, with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stating that the possibility of initialing the deal is under consideration, although a full signature is dependent on various conditions. Discussions are ongoing regarding the next steps, focus...
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48% Bias Score

Trump's Ultimatum to Russia: Disappointment, Weapons, and a 50-Day Deadline
Following a 50-day ultimatum to Russia to end the Ukraine war, President Trump expressed disappointment in President Putin but affirmed continued communication while threatening tariffs and coordinating billions of dollars in advanced weaponry for Ukraine via NATO.

Trump's Ultimatum to Russia: Disappointment, Weapons, and a 50-Day Deadline
Following a 50-day ultimatum to Russia to end the Ukraine war, President Trump expressed disappointment in President Putin but affirmed continued communication while threatening tariffs and coordinating billions of dollars in advanced weaponry for Ukraine via NATO.
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36% Bias Score

Russia Bans Armenian Flower Imports Amidst Infection and Tax Evasion Concerns
Flower growers in Armenia's Zvartnots community protest a Russian import ban due to infected flowers and tax evasion concerns, resulting in tons of unsold blooms and economic hardship; Russia demands improved traceability and only accepts 9 producers.

Russia Bans Armenian Flower Imports Amidst Infection and Tax Evasion Concerns
Flower growers in Armenia's Zvartnots community protest a Russian import ban due to infected flowers and tax evasion concerns, resulting in tons of unsold blooms and economic hardship; Russia demands improved traceability and only accepts 9 producers.
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44% Bias Score

EU Commends Armenia's Peace Efforts, Pledges €270 Million in Aid
The European Union praised Armenia's peace efforts with Azerbaijan and Turkey, reaffirmed support for its 'Peace Bridge' initiative, and announced €270 million in aid, with plans for €2.5 billion in total investment, alongside progress on visa liberalization and security cooperation.

EU Commends Armenia's Peace Efforts, Pledges €270 Million in Aid
The European Union praised Armenia's peace efforts with Azerbaijan and Turkey, reaffirmed support for its 'Peace Bridge' initiative, and announced €270 million in aid, with plans for €2.5 billion in total investment, alongside progress on visa liberalization and security cooperation.
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44% Bias Score
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