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Armenia Rules Out Snap Elections Amidst Azerbaijan Tensions
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that Armenia will not hold snap elections, citing efforts to de-escalate tensions with Azerbaijan amid concerns about regional instability and foreign influence. He also announced the elimination of electronic signature fees for tax declarations and ...
Armenia Rules Out Snap Elections Amidst Azerbaijan Tensions
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that Armenia will not hold snap elections, citing efforts to de-escalate tensions with Azerbaijan amid concerns about regional instability and foreign influence. He also announced the elimination of electronic signature fees for tax declarations and ...
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36% Bias Score


Armenia Attempts to Delay War Amid Stalled Azerbaijan Negotiations
Armenia's attempts to delay a war's end are highlighted in a recent interview, with Azerbaijan's persistent demands, and use of ultimatums causing stalled negotiations despite international pressure; two clauses remain unresolved in the peace treaty.
Armenia Attempts to Delay War Amid Stalled Azerbaijan Negotiations
Armenia's attempts to delay a war's end are highlighted in a recent interview, with Azerbaijan's persistent demands, and use of ultimatums causing stalled negotiations despite international pressure; two clauses remain unresolved in the peace treaty.
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40% Bias Score


New Charges Filed Against Ohanyan for 2008 Post-Election Violence in Armenia
Armenia's Prosecutor General filed new charges against former Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan for his alleged role in the 2008 post-election violence, involving the army against protesters, resulting in 10 deaths; this is part of a retrial against former President Robert Kocharyan and his associates...
New Charges Filed Against Ohanyan for 2008 Post-Election Violence in Armenia
Armenia's Prosecutor General filed new charges against former Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan for his alleged role in the 2008 post-election violence, involving the army against protesters, resulting in 10 deaths; this is part of a retrial against former President Robert Kocharyan and his associates...
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52% Bias Score


Russia and Armenia Seek to Improve Relations After Strained Ties
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and Armenian Foreign Minister Mirzoyan held talks in Moscow on Tuesday, addressing strained relations following Armenia's strategic partnership agreement with the US. Lavrov will visit Yerevan soon, aiming to improve bilateral ties and economic cooperation.
Russia and Armenia Seek to Improve Relations After Strained Ties
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and Armenian Foreign Minister Mirzoyan held talks in Moscow on Tuesday, addressing strained relations following Armenia's strategic partnership agreement with the US. Lavrov will visit Yerevan soon, aiming to improve bilateral ties and economic cooperation.
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56% Bias Score


Contentious Nomination to Armenia's High Judicial Council Sparks Debate
The Armenian National Assembly debated Alexandr Sirunyan's nomination to the High Judicial Council, facing strong opposition due to his Civil Contract party affiliation and past inflammatory social media posts containing hate speech. The CCP defended his nomination despite a negative assessment from...
Contentious Nomination to Armenia's High Judicial Council Sparks Debate
The Armenian National Assembly debated Alexandr Sirunyan's nomination to the High Judicial Council, facing strong opposition due to his Civil Contract party affiliation and past inflammatory social media posts containing hate speech. The CCP defended his nomination despite a negative assessment from...
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56% Bias Score


Armenian Anti-Corruption Body Head Position Remains Vacant
Rafael Yeritsyan, an National Security Service employee, failed to become head of Armenia's anti-corruption body due to unexplained discrepancies in his wealth declarations, leaving the position vacant since November 2023.
Armenian Anti-Corruption Body Head Position Remains Vacant
Rafael Yeritsyan, an National Security Service employee, failed to become head of Armenia's anti-corruption body due to unexplained discrepancies in his wealth declarations, leaving the position vacant since November 2023.
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48% Bias Score

Armenian Government Accused of Inaction in Case of Imprisoned Artsakh Minister
Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh minister, remains imprisoned in Baku for over a year; his American lawyer accuses the Armenian government of inaction, citing Prime Minister Pashinyan's statements and the lack of official condemnation of Vardanyan's trial and charges, while expressing hope for US int...

Armenian Government Accused of Inaction in Case of Imprisoned Artsakh Minister
Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh minister, remains imprisoned in Baku for over a year; his American lawyer accuses the Armenian government of inaction, citing Prime Minister Pashinyan's statements and the lack of official condemnation of Vardanyan's trial and charges, while expressing hope for US int...
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36% Bias Score

Armenian Opposition Figure Arrested, Released on New Corruption Charges
Arman Sahakyan, a member of the Armenian opposition Republican Party, was arrested and released on new money laundering charges related to a long-running corruption case involving the illegal transfer of land from Yerevan schools between 2012 and 2015.

Armenian Opposition Figure Arrested, Released on New Corruption Charges
Arman Sahakyan, a member of the Armenian opposition Republican Party, was arrested and released on new money laundering charges related to a long-running corruption case involving the illegal transfer of land from Yerevan schools between 2012 and 2015.
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32% Bias Score

Turkey's Geopolitical Strategy: Syria, OTS, and a New World Order
Turkey's President Erdogan praised Syria's efforts to maintain territorial integrity, claiming to have thwarted a plan to divide the country, while Azerbaijan's president lauded the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) as a growing global power, potentially challenging the post-WWII world order.

Turkey's Geopolitical Strategy: Syria, OTS, and a New World Order
Turkey's President Erdogan praised Syria's efforts to maintain territorial integrity, claiming to have thwarted a plan to divide the country, while Azerbaijan's president lauded the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) as a growing global power, potentially challenging the post-WWII world order.
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56% Bias Score

Marukyan Warns of Grave Dangers in Dissolving OSCE Minsk Group
Edmon Marukyan, leader of the "Luminous Armenia" party, warns that dissolving the OSCE Minsk Group would legitimize accusations of Armenia being an occupying power, ignoring the unresolved issues of Armenian prisoners of war, missing persons, and 150,000 displaced persons.

Marukyan Warns of Grave Dangers in Dissolving OSCE Minsk Group
Edmon Marukyan, leader of the "Luminous Armenia" party, warns that dissolving the OSCE Minsk Group would legitimize accusations of Armenia being an occupying power, ignoring the unresolved issues of Armenian prisoners of war, missing persons, and 150,000 displaced persons.
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56% Bias Score

Reduced US Role in South Caucasus Under Trump: Increased Risks for Armenia
Tigran Grigoryan, head of the "Democracy and Security Regional" center, predicts decreased US involvement in the South Caucasus under President Trump, potentially increasing Azerbaijani aggression and benefiting Baku. He also warns of risks from a tougher US policy towards Iran. However, the appoint...

Reduced US Role in South Caucasus Under Trump: Increased Risks for Armenia
Tigran Grigoryan, head of the "Democracy and Security Regional" center, predicts decreased US involvement in the South Caucasus under President Trump, potentially increasing Azerbaijani aggression and benefiting Baku. He also warns of risks from a tougher US policy towards Iran. However, the appoint...
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40% Bias Score

Turkey Extradited Crime Syndicate Leaders from Armenia
Turkish police extradited Ercan Yılmaz, leader of the Barış Boyun crime syndicate, and İbrahim Kaymak, a member, from Armenia after years of international pursuit via Interpol red notices; this follows the extradition of 242 others since June 2023.

Turkey Extradited Crime Syndicate Leaders from Armenia
Turkish police extradited Ercan Yılmaz, leader of the Barış Boyun crime syndicate, and İbrahim Kaymak, a member, from Armenia after years of international pursuit via Interpol red notices; this follows the extradition of 242 others since June 2023.
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48% Bias Score
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