Showing 85 to 96 of 291 results
Yerevan Metro Delays Highlight Unified Ticketing System Issues
A malfunctioning TelCell validator at Yerevan's Garegin Nzhdeh metro station caused significant delays during Monday morning's rush hour, highlighting ongoing problems with the city's unified ticketing system, despite assurances from officials that the disruption was brief.
Yerevan Metro Delays Highlight Unified Ticketing System Issues
A malfunctioning TelCell validator at Yerevan's Garegin Nzhdeh metro station caused significant delays during Monday morning's rush hour, highlighting ongoing problems with the city's unified ticketing system, despite assurances from officials that the disruption was brief.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Armenian Minister Sparks Outrage Over Amulsar Mine Reopening Post
Armenian Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan faced public outrage for a Facebook post dismissing criticism of the Amulsar gold mine reopening with the phrase "the dog barks, but the caravan moves on." He later deleted the post, sparking further criticism and revealing communication challenges.
Armenian Minister Sparks Outrage Over Amulsar Mine Reopening Post
Armenian Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan faced public outrage for a Facebook post dismissing criticism of the Amulsar gold mine reopening with the phrase "the dog barks, but the caravan moves on." He later deleted the post, sparking further criticism and revealing communication challenges.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Armenia Condemns Azerbaijan's Imprisonment and Alleged Torture of 23 Armenian Citizens
Azerbaijan holds 23 Armenian citizens, including eight former Artsakh officials, facing serious charges amidst reports of torture and mistreatment, prompting Armenia's deep concern and international advocacy for their release.
Armenia Condemns Azerbaijan's Imprisonment and Alleged Torture of 23 Armenian Citizens
Azerbaijan holds 23 Armenian citizens, including eight former Artsakh officials, facing serious charges amidst reports of torture and mistreatment, prompting Armenia's deep concern and international advocacy for their release.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Öcalan Calls for PKK Disarmament Amidst Turkish Political Maneuvering
Abdullah Öcalan, imprisoned founder of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), called for the group's disarmament on [Date], following six months of secret negotiations initiated by Devlet Bahçeli, leader of the Nationalist Movement Party. This comes as President Erdoğan seeks constitutional amendments ...
Öcalan Calls for PKK Disarmament Amidst Turkish Political Maneuvering
Abdullah Öcalan, imprisoned founder of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), called for the group's disarmament on [Date], following six months of secret negotiations initiated by Devlet Bahçeli, leader of the Nationalist Movement Party. This comes as President Erdoğan seeks constitutional amendments ...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Ukraine Grants US Access to Natural Resources, but Security Guarantees Remain Unclear
Ukraine agreed to a deal with the US granting access to its natural resources, creating a reconstruction fund financed with 50% of resource revenues; however, security guarantees remain absent, and many details await future negotiations.
Ukraine Grants US Access to Natural Resources, but Security Guarantees Remain Unclear
Ukraine agreed to a deal with the US granting access to its natural resources, creating a reconstruction fund financed with 50% of resource revenues; however, security guarantees remain absent, and many details await future negotiations.
Progress
48% Bias Score
U.S.-Ukraine Resource Deal Aims to End War
The U.S. and Ukraine have reached a preliminary agreement for joint exploitation of rare earth minerals and other natural resources, aiming to end the three-year-old war; the deal lacks explicit security guarantees but leverages economic interdependence to ensure U.S. commitment to Ukraine's welfare...
U.S.-Ukraine Resource Deal Aims to End War
The U.S. and Ukraine have reached a preliminary agreement for joint exploitation of rare earth minerals and other natural resources, aiming to end the three-year-old war; the deal lacks explicit security guarantees but leverages economic interdependence to ensure U.S. commitment to Ukraine's welfare...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Armenia's "March 1" Investigation: 17 Years of Unresolved Accountability
Seventeen years after the 2008 Armenian post-election violence, known as "March 1," resulted in 10 deaths and numerous injuries, the investigation remains incomplete, with the statute of limitations expiring for some cases, despite known perpetrators.
Armenia's "March 1" Investigation: 17 Years of Unresolved Accountability
Seventeen years after the 2008 Armenian post-election violence, known as "March 1," resulted in 10 deaths and numerous injuries, the investigation remains incomplete, with the statute of limitations expiring for some cases, despite known perpetrators.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Ukraine Seeks US Security Guarantees Amidst Renewed Russian Offensive
Amidst peace negotiations, Russia launched a new offensive in Kursk, partially under Ukrainian control since August 2024, prompting Kyiv to seek security guarantees from Washington, while the US and UK offer no concrete promises.
Ukraine Seeks US Security Guarantees Amidst Renewed Russian Offensive
Amidst peace negotiations, Russia launched a new offensive in Kursk, partially under Ukrainian control since August 2024, prompting Kyiv to seek security guarantees from Washington, while the US and UK offer no concrete promises.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Armenia and Azerbaijan to Meet Again Before Resuming Border Demarcation
Armenian and Azerbaijani deputy prime ministers will meet again before resuming the demarcation of their shared border, which will start from the tripoint of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia and move southward, according to Armenian co-chair Mher Grigoryan; however, the opposition criticizes this ap...
Armenia and Azerbaijan to Meet Again Before Resuming Border Demarcation
Armenian and Azerbaijani deputy prime ministers will meet again before resuming the demarcation of their shared border, which will start from the tripoint of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia and move southward, according to Armenian co-chair Mher Grigoryan; however, the opposition criticizes this ap...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Turkish Kurdish Delegation Visits Imprisoned PKK Leader Ocalan
A seven-member delegation from Turkey's pro-Kurdish DEM party visited Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned founder of the PKK, in Imrali prison on January 26, 2024, for their third meeting since December, hoping for a potential 'historic' statement from Ocalan that may end the armed struggle and bring ab...
Turkish Kurdish Delegation Visits Imprisoned PKK Leader Ocalan
A seven-member delegation from Turkey's pro-Kurdish DEM party visited Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned founder of the PKK, in Imrali prison on January 26, 2024, for their third meeting since December, hoping for a potential 'historic' statement from Ocalan that may end the armed struggle and bring ab...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Azerbaijani Court Faces International Condemnation Over Vardanyan's Deteriorating Health
Ruben Vardanyan, a 56-year-old former Artsakh state minister, faces life imprisonment in Azerbaijan on over 40 charges, including war crimes, and is currently on a hunger strike due to alleged torture and inhumane treatment, raising international concern.
Azerbaijani Court Faces International Condemnation Over Vardanyan's Deteriorating Health
Ruben Vardanyan, a 56-year-old former Artsakh state minister, faces life imprisonment in Azerbaijan on over 40 charges, including war crimes, and is currently on a hunger strike due to alleged torture and inhumane treatment, raising international concern.
Progress
60% Bias Score
US, Russia Hold Second Diplomatic Meeting Amidst Efforts to Resolve Ukraine Conflict
US and Russian diplomats held a second meeting in Istanbul in 10 days to discuss restoring diplomatic relations and embassy operations frozen after the war in Ukraine, exploring business ventures including natural resource extraction, and aiming for a swift resolution to the conflict.
US, Russia Hold Second Diplomatic Meeting Amidst Efforts to Resolve Ukraine Conflict
US and Russian diplomats held a second meeting in Istanbul in 10 days to discuss restoring diplomatic relations and embassy operations frozen after the war in Ukraine, exploring business ventures including natural resource extraction, and aiming for a swift resolution to the conflict.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Showing 85 to 96 of 291 results