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Armenian Parliament to Strip Immunity from Two Opposition Lawmakers Amid Land-Grab Accusations
The Armenian National Assembly debated and is likely to approve removing parliamentary immunity from Arzvik Minasyan and Seyran Ohanyan, facing accusations of land grabbing and official negligence in Sevan National Park; Minasyan refutes claims as politically motivated.
Armenian Parliament to Strip Immunity from Two Opposition Lawmakers Amid Land-Grab Accusations
The Armenian National Assembly debated and is likely to approve removing parliamentary immunity from Arzvik Minasyan and Seyran Ohanyan, facing accusations of land grabbing and official negligence in Sevan National Park; Minasyan refutes claims as politically motivated.
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52% Bias Score
Armenia's PM Calls for New Constitution Amidst Azerbaijani Objections and Opposition Criticism
Armenia's Prime Minister Pashinyan, during a closed-door 30th-anniversary celebration of the constitution, called for a new one, citing incompatibility with his political vision and concerns about previous constitutions' legitimacy, especially regarding Azerbaijani objections to the preamble referen...
Armenia's PM Calls for New Constitution Amidst Azerbaijani Objections and Opposition Criticism
Armenia's Prime Minister Pashinyan, during a closed-door 30th-anniversary celebration of the constitution, called for a new one, citing incompatibility with his political vision and concerns about previous constitutions' legitimacy, especially regarding Azerbaijani objections to the preamble referen...
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52% Bias Score
Armenia Confirms Discussions on Transport Infrastructure Unblocking with International Partners
Armenia confirms ongoing discussions with international partners, including a US proposal for an American company to manage a road through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan; however, Armenia maintains its "Peace Corridor" initiative as a preferred solution while negotiations continue.
Armenia Confirms Discussions on Transport Infrastructure Unblocking with International Partners
Armenia confirms ongoing discussions with international partners, including a US proposal for an American company to manage a road through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan; however, Armenia maintains its "Peace Corridor" initiative as a preferred solution while negotiations continue.
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40% Bias Score
Armenia Nationalizes Electric Networks Amidst Opposition and Cost Uncertainty
Armenia's parliament approved the nationalization of the Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), owned by imprisoned billionaire Samvel Karapetyan, in a swift, 48-hour process, despite opposition concerns and the government's admission of lacking a cost analysis; ENA threatens international arbitration.
Armenia Nationalizes Electric Networks Amidst Opposition and Cost Uncertainty
Armenia's parliament approved the nationalization of the Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), owned by imprisoned billionaire Samvel Karapetyan, in a swift, 48-hour process, despite opposition concerns and the government's admission of lacking a cost analysis; ENA threatens international arbitration.
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56% Bias Score
Armenian Parliament Condemns Alleged Coup Attempt
The ruling "Civil Contract" party in Armenia's parliament condemned an alleged June 2025 coup attempt, urging all political forces to denounce violence and power grabs; several individuals, including a bishop and businessmen, have been arrested.
Armenian Parliament Condemns Alleged Coup Attempt
The ruling "Civil Contract" party in Armenia's parliament condemned an alleged June 2025 coup attempt, urging all political forces to denounce violence and power grabs; several individuals, including a bishop and businessmen, have been arrested.
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64% Bias Score
Armenia Arrests 14 for Alleged Plot to Overthrow Government
Armenian authorities arrested 14 members of the "Sacred Struggle" movement on Wednesday, including an archbishop and opposition leader, for allegedly plotting acts of terrorism to overthrow Prime Minister Nikol Pashinián; authorities seized weapons and plans detailing attacks on infrastructure and p...
Armenia Arrests 14 for Alleged Plot to Overthrow Government
Armenian authorities arrested 14 members of the "Sacred Struggle" movement on Wednesday, including an archbishop and opposition leader, for allegedly plotting acts of terrorism to overthrow Prime Minister Nikol Pashinián; authorities seized weapons and plans detailing attacks on infrastructure and p...
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48% Bias Score
Artsakh Man Charged with Robbery Amidst Unresolved Police Brutality Allegations
Following months of investigation, Tigran Ulubabyan from Artsakh was charged with aiding a Vanadzor robbery in March, despite the victim's denial and his own claims of innocence; the police torture case he initiated remains unresolved.
Artsakh Man Charged with Robbery Amidst Unresolved Police Brutality Allegations
Following months of investigation, Tigran Ulubabyan from Artsakh was charged with aiding a Vanadzor robbery in March, despite the victim's denial and his own claims of innocence; the police torture case he initiated remains unresolved.
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44% Bias Score
Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal: A Historic Step Towards Regional Stability
Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace agreement in March 2025, acknowledging mutual territorial integrity after over three decades of conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, displacing 115,000 Armenians; the Armenian Prime Minister visited Turkey in June, signaling improved relations despite a closed border.
Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal: A Historic Step Towards Regional Stability
Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace agreement in March 2025, acknowledging mutual territorial integrity after over three decades of conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, displacing 115,000 Armenians; the Armenian Prime Minister visited Turkey in June, signaling improved relations despite a closed border.
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Mideast Stance Shifts After Iran Attacks
Following the fall of Assad's regime in Syria, Russia faced challenges in the Middle East, providing only diplomatic support to Iran after US and Israeli attacks despite a prior military cooperation agreement, due to concerns over relations with Israel and the US.
Russia's Mideast Stance Shifts After Iran Attacks
Following the fall of Assad's regime in Syria, Russia faced challenges in the Middle East, providing only diplomatic support to Iran after US and Israeli attacks despite a prior military cooperation agreement, due to concerns over relations with Israel and the US.
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44% Bias Score
Armenian Archbishop's Detention Sparks Concerns Over Freedom of Speech
Archbishop Mikael Ajapanyan of Shirak, detained for two months on charges of inciting a coup, faces a potential trial following his lawyers' appeal to dismiss charges based on his June 2024 statements reiterating earlier calls for a military coup, even though similar statements in 2023 went unprosec...
Armenian Archbishop's Detention Sparks Concerns Over Freedom of Speech
Archbishop Mikael Ajapanyan of Shirak, detained for two months on charges of inciting a coup, faces a potential trial following his lawyers' appeal to dismiss charges based on his June 2024 statements reiterating earlier calls for a military coup, even though similar statements in 2023 went unprosec...
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52% Bias Score
Armenian PM Offers to Undergo Examination Amid Church Dispute
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan offered to undergo a penis examination to disprove claims by a church spokesperson that he is circumcised, amid an ongoing dispute and recent arrests of 15 individuals, including a prominent cleric, accused of plotting a coup against the government.
Armenian PM Offers to Undergo Examination Amid Church Dispute
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan offered to undergo a penis examination to disprove claims by a church spokesperson that he is circumcised, amid an ongoing dispute and recent arrests of 15 individuals, including a prominent cleric, accused of plotting a coup against the government.
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48% Bias Score
Pashinyan Accuses Armenian Church Leader of Breaking Celibacy Vow
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan publicly accused the Catholicos Karekin II of breaking his celibacy vow, sparking a major political and religious crisis that threatens to further polarize Armenian society and harm ongoing peace talks with Azerbaijan, amidst the upcoming 2026 election.
Pashinyan Accuses Armenian Church Leader of Breaking Celibacy Vow
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan publicly accused the Catholicos Karekin II of breaking his celibacy vow, sparking a major political and religious crisis that threatens to further polarize Armenian society and harm ongoing peace talks with Azerbaijan, amidst the upcoming 2026 election.
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40% Bias Score
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