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Apr 23, 07:12

Shared Trauma, Shared Opportunity: Israel and Armenia Confront History

The coinciding commemorations of Holocaust Remembrance Day and the Armenian genocide on April 24th offer a unique opportunity for Israel and Armenia to acknowledge shared histories of trauma, resilience, and the ongoing struggle for recognition, despite complex geopolitical factors influencing their...

Shared Trauma, Shared Opportunity: Israel and Armenia Confront History

The coinciding commemorations of Holocaust Remembrance Day and the Armenian genocide on April 24th offer a unique opportunity for Israel and Armenia to acknowledge shared histories of trauma, resilience, and the ongoing struggle for recognition, despite complex geopolitical factors influencing their...

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How have geopolitical factors, particularly Israel's relationship with Azerbaijan, influenced Israel-Armenia relations, and how might this impact future cooperation?

The convergence of these remembrance days highlights the parallels between Jewish and Armenian experiences: both endured imperial destruction, denial of their suffering, and the need to rebuild after trauma. While distinct, their histories resonate, offering a basis for mutual understanding and potential collaboration.

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Apr 21, 22:12

Armenian Judge Expels Journalist from "March 1" Case Hearing

During a hearing of the "March 1" case, Judge Sargis Petrosyan expelled a Yerevan Today journalist for refusing to confirm suspicions of editorial influence related to former President Kocharyan's team, raising concerns about press freedom and judicial impartiality.

Armenian Judge Expels Journalist from "March 1" Case Hearing

During a hearing of the "March 1" case, Judge Sargis Petrosyan expelled a Yerevan Today journalist for refusing to confirm suspicions of editorial influence related to former President Kocharyan's team, raising concerns about press freedom and judicial impartiality.

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What immediate consequences arose from the expulsion of the Yerevan Today journalist during the "March 1" case hearing?

During a hearing in the "March 1" case, Judge Sargis Petrosyan of the Anti-Corruption Court expelled a Yerevan Today journalist for refusing to confirm suspicions of editorial influence. The judge questioned whether the journalist's reporting was guided, insinuating links to former President Kocharyan's team. The journalist's rebuttal led to their removal from the courtroom.

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Apr 21, 19:14

Armenia Extends Income Tax Declaration Deadline to November 1

The Armenian parliament extended the deadline for income tax declarations to November 1, 2025, and 2026, impacting over 700,000 citizens due to widespread public dissatisfaction and confusion, with the declaration period beginning March 2nd.

Armenia Extends Income Tax Declaration Deadline to November 1

The Armenian parliament extended the deadline for income tax declarations to November 1, 2025, and 2026, impacting over 700,000 citizens due to widespread public dissatisfaction and confusion, with the declaration period beginning March 2nd.

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What immediate impact does the extended deadline have on Armenian citizens and the tax system?

Armenia extended the deadline for income declaration from May 1 to November 1, 2025 and 2026, affecting over 700,000 citizens. The parliament passed amendments to the Tax Code with 63 votes, altering the submission period and introducing a new starting date of March 2.

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Apr 19, 13:14

Three-Year Delay in Vanadzor Mayoral Election Highlights Armenian Judicial Issues

For over three years, Vanadzor, Armenia's third-largest city with roughly 80,000 residents, has lacked an elected mayor due to legal challenges following the 2021 elections, where the winning coalition leader was arrested, and subsequent court delays despite the withdrawal of the initial lawsuit.

Three-Year Delay in Vanadzor Mayoral Election Highlights Armenian Judicial Issues

For over three years, Vanadzor, Armenia's third-largest city with roughly 80,000 residents, has lacked an elected mayor due to legal challenges following the 2021 elections, where the winning coalition leader was arrested, and subsequent court delays despite the withdrawal of the initial lawsuit.

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How did the initial lawsuit filed by the "Lusavor Hayastan" party contribute to the delay, and what role did Mamikon Aslanyan's arrest play in the ongoing situation?

The initial delay stemmed from the arrest of Mamikon Aslanyan, whose coalition won the 2021 elections, immediately after the vote. Despite the "Lusavor Hayastan" party withdrawing its lawsuit, which initially prevented the election, court delays persist, hindering the democratic process and violating citizens' rights.", A3="The indefinite postponement of crucial court hearings, often due to unexplained reasons like judge unavailability, reveals a systemic problem in Armenia's judicial system. This case highlights broader concerns regarding the efficiency and impartiality of the judicial process, with potential consequences for local governance and public trust.", Q1="What are the direct consequences of the prolonged legal battle delaying the mayoral election in Vanadzor, and how does it affect the city's governance and its 80,000 residents?", Q2="How did the initial lawsuit filed by the "Lusavor Hayastan" party contribute to the delay, and what role did Mamikon Aslanyan's arrest play in the ongoing situation?", Q3="What systemic issues within Armenia's judicial system are highlighted by this case, and what are the potential long-term implications for democratic governance and public trust in the country's legal processes?", ShortDescription="For over three years, Vanadzor, Armenia's third-largest city with roughly 80,000 residents, has lacked an elected mayor due to legal challenges following the 2021 elections, where the winning coalition leader was arrested, and subsequent court delays despite the withdrawal of the initial lawsuit.", ShortTitle="Three-Year Delay in Vanadzor Mayoral Election Highlights Armenian Judicial Issues"))

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Apr 18, 01:15

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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What specific changes to the asset seizure law were confirmed by the Constitutional Court's ruling, and what are the immediate implications for individuals and officials?

The Constitutional Court of Armenia upheld the law allowing the seizure of illegally obtained property, clarifying that only assets acquired after assuming office by officials, and those linked to crimes, are subject to seizure. This decision, following over two years of review, provides more clarity for legal professionals, although some questions remain pending the full release of the ruling.

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Apr 15, 19:17

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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What are the immediate consequences of the almost daily ceasefire violations along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border?

Daily gunfire near the Armenia-Azerbaijan border has caused damage to buildings in the villages of Khnazak and Moses, prompting concerns among residents. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has confirmed these incidents, describing them as 'untargeted' while acknowledging frequent ceasefire violations by Azerbaijan. No casualties have been reported so far.

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Apr 22, 19:18

Armenia's Constitutional Referendum: A Potential Threat to Sovereignty

Armenia's Prime Minister proposes removing the Declaration of Independence from the new constitution, a move criticized as bowing to Azerbaijani pressure and potentially harming Armenia's sovereignty; a referendum is planned, with opponents warning of severe consequences regardless of the outcome.

Armenia's Constitutional Referendum: A Potential Threat to Sovereignty

Armenia's Prime Minister proposes removing the Declaration of Independence from the new constitution, a move criticized as bowing to Azerbaijani pressure and potentially harming Armenia's sovereignty; a referendum is planned, with opponents warning of severe consequences regardless of the outcome.

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What are the immediate consequences of removing the reference to the Declaration of Independence from Armenia's constitution?

Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan proposes removing references to the Declaration of Independence from the new constitution, sparking controversy. Aram Manukyan, Vice Chairman of the Armenian National Congress, warns that a referendum on this issue would be a dangerous trap, potentially undermining Armenia's sovereignty and playing into Azerbaijan's hands. The removal is opposed by many, including those who see it as bowing to Azerbaijani pressure.

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Apr 21, 22:12

Armenian Church-Government Tensions Highlighted During Easter

During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials highlighted the ongoing tension between the Armenian Church and the government, symbolized by the Catholicos's call for national unity amidst internal divisions and the controversy surrounding the display of the Artsakh flag in Jerus...

Armenian Church-Government Tensions Highlighted During Easter

During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials highlighted the ongoing tension between the Armenian Church and the government, symbolized by the Catholicos's call for national unity amidst internal divisions and the controversy surrounding the display of the Artsakh flag in Jerus...

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What was the most significant message conveyed by Catholicos Garegin II during the Easter mass, and what are its immediate implications for Armenian society?

During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials was notable, with only the EU and Czech ambassadors in attendance. Catholicos Garegin II urged national unity, rejecting actions harming the nation and condemning false narratives that diminish Armenian history and endanger the future.

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Apr 19, 13:14

Bribery Conceals Akhtala Mining Combine's River Pollution

The director of Akhtala Mining Combine, through an employee, bribed a Nature Protection and Mining Inspectorate employee to replace genuine Debed River water samples with falsified ones, resulting in a misleading report on water quality; all three are now facing charges.

Bribery Conceals Akhtala Mining Combine's River Pollution

The director of Akhtala Mining Combine, through an employee, bribed a Nature Protection and Mining Inspectorate employee to replace genuine Debed River water samples with falsified ones, resulting in a misleading report on water quality; all three are now facing charges.

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How did the bribery scheme function, and what systemic issues does it expose regarding environmental regulation in the region?

This bribery case highlights a broader pattern of environmental violations by Akhtala Mining Combine, despite past reports of pollution and resulting health concerns. The falsified water samples hid the extent of river contamination, revealing a systematic attempt to evade environmental regulations and accountability.

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Apr 18, 01:15

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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What immediate consequences resulted from Armenia's assertion that Artsakh was responsible for the failed Sofia meeting?

Armenia's government blames Artsakh for the failed Sofia meeting, legitimizing ethnic cleansing there, according to Tigran Grigoryan. Foreign Minister Mirzoyan claimed efforts were made to address Artsakh's rights and security, but Artsakh refused negotiations with Azerbaijan, leading to the June 2023 Sofia meeting's collapse.

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Apr 15, 13:16

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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How does Pashinyan's proposal address Azerbaijan's concerns while mitigating potential risks?

Pashinyan's proposal links the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group to Azerbaijan's willingness to sign a peace agreement. This aims to address Azerbaijani concerns while mitigating potential risks of conflict escalation. The simultaneous signing of both documents is intended to ensure the dissolution doesn't lead to conflict shifting to Armenian territory.

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Apr 13, 01:11

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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What are the long-term implications of this incident for prison reform in Armenia, and what measures should be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future?

The incident's root cause appears to be singing, including a song in a foreign language, during recreation time. While the prison administration claims that one inmate incited the situation by making unreasonable demands and disrupting others, the monitoring group questions the proportionality of the response, given the alleged brutality and lack of justification.

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