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Armenian Activist's US Detention Sparks Extradition Dispute
Vardan Ghukasyan, a former Armenian military officer, is detained in the US facing extradition to Armenia on multiple charges; his supporters fear for his safety and are protesting outside the US Embassy in Yerevan, drawing parallels to political persecution in Turkey.
Armenian Activist's US Detention Sparks Extradition Dispute
Vardan Ghukasyan, a former Armenian military officer, is detained in the US facing extradition to Armenia on multiple charges; his supporters fear for his safety and are protesting outside the US Embassy in Yerevan, drawing parallels to political persecution in Turkey.
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52% Bias Score


Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty Draft Finalized Amidst New Azerbaijani Preconditions
Armenia and Azerbaijan finalized a peace treaty draft on March 13th, including mutual territorial integrity recognition based on 1991 borders, commitment to non-use of force, and other agreements; however, Azerbaijan's new preconditions hinder the signing process.
Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty Draft Finalized Amidst New Azerbaijani Preconditions
Armenia and Azerbaijan finalized a peace treaty draft on March 13th, including mutual territorial integrity recognition based on 1991 borders, commitment to non-use of force, and other agreements; however, Azerbaijan's new preconditions hinder the signing process.
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48% Bias Score


Lawyer Accused of Fraud Amidst Police Brutality Allegations
Armenian lawyer Roman Yeritsyan, who publicly denounced police brutality, is now facing criminal charges of fraud following a Yerevan resident's complaint; the police claim to have forwarded the case to the Investigative Committee, while Yeritsyan alleges this is retaliation for his activism.
Lawyer Accused of Fraud Amidst Police Brutality Allegations
Armenian lawyer Roman Yeritsyan, who publicly denounced police brutality, is now facing criminal charges of fraud following a Yerevan resident's complaint; the police claim to have forwarded the case to the Investigative Committee, while Yeritsyan alleges this is retaliation for his activism.
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56% Bias Score


Armenia Rejects Azerbaijani Claims of Ceasefire Violations
Armenia denies Azerbaijan's latest accusation of ceasefire violations on March 20, 2024, marking the 12th such denial in five days; Armenia proposes a joint investigation mechanism, which Azerbaijan hasn't responded to, and continues to advocate for peace talks.
Armenia Rejects Azerbaijani Claims of Ceasefire Violations
Armenia denies Azerbaijan's latest accusation of ceasefire violations on March 20, 2024, marking the 12th such denial in five days; Armenia proposes a joint investigation mechanism, which Azerbaijan hasn't responded to, and continues to advocate for peace talks.
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40% Bias Score


Armenia Reiterates Readiness to Sign Peace Treaty with Azerbaijan Amidst Accusations
Following days of Azerbaijani accusations of Armenian attacks, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan repeatedly announced his readiness to sign a finalized peace treaty with Azerbaijan, proposing talks with President Ilham Aliyev; Armenia's Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan confirmed this...
Armenia Reiterates Readiness to Sign Peace Treaty with Azerbaijan Amidst Accusations
Following days of Azerbaijani accusations of Armenian attacks, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan repeatedly announced his readiness to sign a finalized peace treaty with Azerbaijan, proposing talks with President Ilham Aliyev; Armenia's Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan confirmed this...
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40% Bias Score


Unidentified Police Brutally Assault Artsakh Resident; No Arrests Made
An Artsakh resident, Tigran Ulubabyan, was severely beaten by six unidentified police officers in Vanadzor on March 14th; despite a criminal case, no arrests have been made, leading to public protests demanding justice and accountability.
Unidentified Police Brutally Assault Artsakh Resident; No Arrests Made
An Artsakh resident, Tigran Ulubabyan, was severely beaten by six unidentified police officers in Vanadzor on March 14th; despite a criminal case, no arrests have been made, leading to public protests demanding justice and accountability.
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48% Bias Score

Armenian Protest Highlights Alleged Police Brutality Against Artsakh Resident
On August 1, 2024, protestors in Yerevan demonstrated near the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) due to alleged police brutality against Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident, and the alleged pressure put on witnesses by the police, sparking a debate about the treatment of Artsakh resident...

Armenian Protest Highlights Alleged Police Brutality Against Artsakh Resident
On August 1, 2024, protestors in Yerevan demonstrated near the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) due to alleged police brutality against Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident, and the alleged pressure put on witnesses by the police, sparking a debate about the treatment of Artsakh resident...
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56% Bias Score

Armenia to Disband OSCE Minsk Group, Sparking Concerns Over Azerbaijan Peace Deal
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced plans to dissolve the OSCE Minsk Group, deeming it obsolete following mutual recognition of territorial integrity with Azerbaijan. This move, a key demand from Azerbaijan, is tied to a pending peace treaty also requiring Armenian constitutional chang...

Armenia to Disband OSCE Minsk Group, Sparking Concerns Over Azerbaijan Peace Deal
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced plans to dissolve the OSCE Minsk Group, deeming it obsolete following mutual recognition of territorial integrity with Azerbaijan. This move, a key demand from Azerbaijan, is tied to a pending peace treaty also requiring Armenian constitutional chang...
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52% Bias Score

Armenia's EU Accession Risks 30-40% GDP Loss: Shoigu
Sergey Shoigu stated that Armenia leaving the EAEU for the EU would cause a 30-40% GDP drop due to job losses, decreased remittances from Russia (15% of Armenia's GDP), and increased unemployment and inflation; Armenia's EAEU trade is six times larger than its EU trade.

Armenia's EU Accession Risks 30-40% GDP Loss: Shoigu
Sergey Shoigu stated that Armenia leaving the EAEU for the EU would cause a 30-40% GDP drop due to job losses, decreased remittances from Russia (15% of Armenia's GDP), and increased unemployment and inflation; Armenia's EAEU trade is six times larger than its EU trade.
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68% Bias Score

Armenia Ready to Sign Peace Treaty; Azerbaijan Imposes Conditions
Armenia announced its readiness to sign a fully agreed-upon peace treaty with Azerbaijan, but Azerbaijan demands constitutional changes and the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group before signing, despite the March 13th announcement of a completed agreement.

Armenia Ready to Sign Peace Treaty; Azerbaijan Imposes Conditions
Armenia announced its readiness to sign a fully agreed-upon peace treaty with Azerbaijan, but Azerbaijan demands constitutional changes and the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group before signing, despite the March 13th announcement of a completed agreement.
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44% Bias Score

Armenia and Georgia Vie for UEFA Nations League Victory in High-Stakes 'Caucasus Derby'
Tonight, Armenia and Georgia's national football teams clash at Yerevan's Republican Stadium in a sold-out "Caucasus derby" for UEFA Nations League advancement; Armenia aims for a higher division while Georgia seeks to maintain its place.

Armenia and Georgia Vie for UEFA Nations League Victory in High-Stakes 'Caucasus Derby'
Tonight, Armenia and Georgia's national football teams clash at Yerevan's Republican Stadium in a sold-out "Caucasus derby" for UEFA Nations League advancement; Armenia aims for a higher division while Georgia seeks to maintain its place.
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40% Bias Score

Margara Bridge Reopens Briefly for Syrian Aid
Armenia will use the Margara bridge, closed for 32 years, to send humanitarian aid to Syria via Turkey for ten days, starting tomorrow, despite lacking public announcement and detail about the agreement's level and timing.

Margara Bridge Reopens Briefly for Syrian Aid
Armenia will use the Margara bridge, closed for 32 years, to send humanitarian aid to Syria via Turkey for ten days, starting tomorrow, despite lacking public announcement and detail about the agreement's level and timing.
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24% Bias Score
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