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Armenia's Blame on Artsakh Legitimizes Azerbaijan's Actions
Armenia blames Artsakh for the failed June 2023 Sofia meeting, a claim that a political scientist says legitimizes Azerbaijan's actions in Artsakh and hinders international efforts to address the conflict.
Armenia's Blame on Artsakh Legitimizes Azerbaijan's Actions
Armenia blames Artsakh for the failed June 2023 Sofia meeting, a claim that a political scientist says legitimizes Azerbaijan's actions in Artsakh and hinders international efforts to address the conflict.
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48% Bias Score


Armenia Proposes Simultaneous Peace Treaty and Minsk Group Dissolution
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan proposed to Azerbaijan a simultaneous dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group and signing a peace agreement to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, addressing Azerbaijani concerns while mitigating potential risks of conflict escalation to Armenian territory.
Armenia Proposes Simultaneous Peace Treaty and Minsk Group Dissolution
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan proposed to Azerbaijan a simultaneous dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group and signing a peace agreement to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, addressing Azerbaijani concerns while mitigating potential risks of conflict escalation to Armenian territory.
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44% Bias Score


Allegations of Brutality and Unsanitary Conditions at Armenian Prison
An independent monitoring group reported violence, unsanitary conditions, and property damage at Armenia's Nubarashen prison following an alert from inmates, prompting a criminal investigation and a Ministry of Justice denial.
Allegations of Brutality and Unsanitary Conditions at Armenian Prison
An independent monitoring group reported violence, unsanitary conditions, and property damage at Armenia's Nubarashen prison following an alert from inmates, prompting a criminal investigation and a Ministry of Justice denial.
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52% Bias Score


Armenia Bypasses Concept Phase in Drafting New Constitution Amidst Azerbaijani Pressure
Armenia's government is drafting a new constitution without a prior concept, aiming to finalize it by the Prime Minister's deadline. This decision, while denied by officials, is seen by the opposition as influenced by Azerbaijan's demand to remove references to the Declaration of Independence, poten...
Armenia Bypasses Concept Phase in Drafting New Constitution Amidst Azerbaijani Pressure
Armenia's government is drafting a new constitution without a prior concept, aiming to finalize it by the Prime Minister's deadline. This decision, while denied by officials, is seen by the opposition as influenced by Azerbaijan's demand to remove references to the Declaration of Independence, poten...
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48% Bias Score


Armenia's MFA Statement on Nagorno-Karabakh Negotiations Draws Criticism
Analyst Tatul Hakobyan refutes Armenia's MFA statement claiming Nagorno-Karabakh rejected mediation attempts with Azerbaijan in 2023, citing the US's proposal to exclude Russia and Azerbaijan's ultimatum demanding integration as reasons for refusal, sparking criticism from various Armenian political...
Armenia's MFA Statement on Nagorno-Karabakh Negotiations Draws Criticism
Analyst Tatul Hakobyan refutes Armenia's MFA statement claiming Nagorno-Karabakh rejected mediation attempts with Azerbaijan in 2023, citing the US's proposal to exclude Russia and Azerbaijan's ultimatum demanding integration as reasons for refusal, sparking criticism from various Armenian political...
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56% Bias Score


Armenia: Freedom House Report Highlights Judicial Bias, Police Brutality, and Limited Reform
Freedom House's 2024 report scores Armenia 54/100 ("partly free"), citing political influence on the judiciary, police brutality (e.g., the June Tavush protest), and minimal progress in anti-corruption reforms, despite government efforts.
Armenia: Freedom House Report Highlights Judicial Bias, Police Brutality, and Limited Reform
Freedom House's 2024 report scores Armenia 54/100 ("partly free"), citing political influence on the judiciary, police brutality (e.g., the June Tavush protest), and minimal progress in anti-corruption reforms, despite government efforts.
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56% Bias Score

Armenian Court Upholds Asset Seizure Law with Clarifications
Armenia's Constitutional Court upheld a law allowing seizure of assets acquired by officials after their appointment or linked to crimes, clarifying ambiguities but leaving some questions unanswered after a two-year review.

Armenian Court Upholds Asset Seizure Law with Clarifications
Armenia's Constitutional Court upheld a law allowing seizure of assets acquired by officials after their appointment or linked to crimes, clarifying ambiguities but leaving some questions unanswered after a two-year review.
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52% Bias Score

Almost Daily Gunfire Near Armenia-Azerbaijan Border Damages Buildings
Daily gunfire near the Armenia-Azerbaijan border has damaged buildings in Khnazak and Moses villages, causing fear among residents; Armenia reports almost daily ceasefire violations by Azerbaijan, while Azerbaijan denies targeting civilians and claims retaliation, and Armenia proposes a joint invest...

Almost Daily Gunfire Near Armenia-Azerbaijan Border Damages Buildings
Daily gunfire near the Armenia-Azerbaijan border has damaged buildings in Khnazak and Moses villages, causing fear among residents; Armenia reports almost daily ceasefire violations by Azerbaijan, while Azerbaijan denies targeting civilians and claims retaliation, and Armenia proposes a joint invest...
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40% Bias Score

Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal Hinges on Constitutional Amendment
Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov stated that Armenia must amend its constitution removing territorial claims against Azerbaijan to finalize a peace agreement, criticizing the OSCE's Minsk Group for inaction and alleging Western attempts to undermine Azerbaijani efforts.

Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal Hinges on Constitutional Amendment
Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov stated that Armenia must amend its constitution removing territorial claims against Azerbaijan to finalize a peace agreement, criticizing the OSCE's Minsk Group for inaction and alleging Western attempts to undermine Azerbaijani efforts.
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56% Bias Score

Armenian Billionaire's Trial Omitted from Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Deal
Ruben Vardanyan, a wealthy Armenian businessman, faces life imprisonment in Azerbaijan for alleged war crimes, while a new peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan fails to address his case and those of 15 other Armenian leaders, raising concerns about due process and international legal standards.

Armenian Billionaire's Trial Omitted from Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Deal
Ruben Vardanyan, a wealthy Armenian businessman, faces life imprisonment in Azerbaijan for alleged war crimes, while a new peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan fails to address his case and those of 15 other Armenian leaders, raising concerns about due process and international legal standards.
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40% Bias Score

Azerbaijan Continues Shelling Armenian Village Amid Peace Talks
Azerbaijani forces continue shelling the Armenian village of Khnazakh in Syunik, despite international calls for a peace treaty; the shelling has caused damage to a residential building and prompted a criminal investigation in Armenia, while Azerbaijan claims Armenia initiated the attacks.

Azerbaijan Continues Shelling Armenian Village Amid Peace Talks
Azerbaijani forces continue shelling the Armenian village of Khnazakh in Syunik, despite international calls for a peace treaty; the shelling has caused damage to a residential building and prompted a criminal investigation in Armenia, while Azerbaijan claims Armenia initiated the attacks.
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40% Bias Score

Armenian Government Rejects Artsakh Council Demands, Sparking Continued Protests
The Armenian government rejected the majority of demands from the Artsakh Rights Protection Council, including key political issues, prompting continued protests and highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and displaced Artsakh Armenians. The government cited 115 billion AMD in programs...

Armenian Government Rejects Artsakh Council Demands, Sparking Continued Protests
The Armenian government rejected the majority of demands from the Artsakh Rights Protection Council, including key political issues, prompting continued protests and highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and displaced Artsakh Armenians. The government cited 115 billion AMD in programs...
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44% Bias Score
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