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Armenia and China Establish Strategic Partnership

During the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China, Armenia and China agreed to establish a strategic partnership, focusing on cooperation in science, education, culture, tourism, and information technology, with China reaffirming its support for Armenia's sovereignty and te...

Armenia and China Establish Strategic Partnership

During the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China, Armenia and China agreed to establish a strategic partnership, focusing on cooperation in science, education, culture, tourism, and information technology, with China reaffirming its support for Armenia's sovereignty and te...

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What are the key agreements reached between Armenia and China, and what are their immediate implications?

Armenia and China established a strategic partnership, encompassing cooperation in various sectors including science, education, and tourism. China explicitly supported Armenia's sovereignty, territorial integrity, and its "Peace Crossroads" initiative. This signals strengthened bilateral ties and potential for increased Chinese investment in Armenia.

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Relocation of WWII Monument in Artik Sparks Controversy and Potential Travel Ban

The planned relocation of a World War II monument in Artik, Armenia, has fueled tensions in Armenian-Russian relations, potentially resulting in a travel ban for the town's mayor, Ananik Voskanyan.

Relocation of WWII Monument in Artik Sparks Controversy and Potential Travel Ban

The planned relocation of a World War II monument in Artik, Armenia, has fueled tensions in Armenian-Russian relations, potentially resulting in a travel ban for the town's mayor, Ananik Voskanyan.

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What are the underlying causes and broader implications of this conflict?

The conflict stems from concerns over the lack of public consultation and expert opinion before deciding on the monument's fate. Articles in Russian media criticized the decision, adding to the tensions. Despite the deputy mayor denying Russian objections, the Russian consul's input suggests otherwise.

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Aug 28, 16:19

Armenia Delays Release of US Agreement Details, Criticizes Biden Administration

Armenia's Prime Minister announced that discussions on US-Armenia agreements finalized in Washington will start in September, involving both US and Azerbaijani officials. Despite previous statements, he clarified that there are no fixed agreements, including a 99-year commitment for corridor develop...

Armenia Delays Release of US Agreement Details, Criticizes Biden Administration

Armenia's Prime Minister announced that discussions on US-Armenia agreements finalized in Washington will start in September, involving both US and Azerbaijani officials. Despite previous statements, he clarified that there are no fixed agreements, including a 99-year commitment for corridor develop...

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What specific aspects of the US-Armenia agreement remain undisclosed, and what are the potential implications of this lack of transparency for public trust and regional stability?

Discussions surrounding agreements finalized in Washington will commence in September with both American and Azerbaijani counterparts," the Prime Minister announced. He added that no discussions are currently underway as they are scheduled to begin in September. A memorandum of understanding on cooperation in the development of capabilities for the "Peace Crossroads" project has been signed, but its contents remain undisclosed, prompting public inquiry.

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Aug 25, 19:17

Armenia Demands Tax Residency Data From Russian Account Holders Ahead of Data Exchange with Russia

Armenian banks are demanding tax residency information from Russian clients ahead of a September 2025 automatic data exchange with Russia under the OECD standard, to combat tax evasion; accounts will be closed without it.

Armenia Demands Tax Residency Data From Russian Account Holders Ahead of Data Exchange with Russia

Armenian banks are demanding tax residency information from Russian clients ahead of a September 2025 automatic data exchange with Russia under the OECD standard, to combat tax evasion; accounts will be closed without it.

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What are the immediate consequences for Russian citizens with accounts in Armenia due to the upcoming automatic information exchange with Russia in 2025?

Armenian banks and brokers are requesting tax residency information from Russian account holders, as reported by RBC on August 25th. This is in preparation for automatic information exchange with Russia starting September 2025, allowing the Federal Tax Service (FTS) access to this data.", A2="This data exchange is mandated by the OECD standard, which Armenia committed to upon ratifying the MLI BEPS Convention in 2023. The goal is to combat tax evasion and double taxation. Failure to provide tax residency information will result in account closure.", A3="The OECD standard requires extensive personal data. While over 80 countries comply, many European nations suspended exchange with Russia following the Ukraine invasion. Russia reciprocated, creating a complex international tax landscape with potential for future disputes.", Q1="What are the immediate consequences for Russian citizens with accounts in Armenia due to the upcoming automatic information exchange with Russia in 2025?", Q2="How does the OECD standard impact the collection and sharing of personal data between Armenia and Russia, and what are the stated goals of this data exchange?", Q3="What are the long-term implications of the suspended information exchange between Russia and several European countries, and how might this affect future international tax cooperation?", ShortDescription="Armenian banks are demanding tax residency information from Russian clients ahead of a September 2025 automatic data exchange with Russia under the OECD standard, to combat tax evasion; accounts will be closed without it.", ShortTitle="Armenia Demands Tax Residency Data From Russian Account Holders Ahead of Data Exchange with Russia"))

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Azerbaijan-Armenia Deal: US Mediation Signals Shift in Regional Power

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan shook hands in August, mediated by US President Donald Trump, signaling an end to their decades-long conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, which saw Azerbaijan's military victory in 2023 and the displacement of over 100,000 Arm...

Azerbaijan-Armenia Deal: US Mediation Signals Shift in Regional Power

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan shook hands in August, mediated by US President Donald Trump, signaling an end to their decades-long conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, which saw Azerbaijan's military victory in 2023 and the displacement of over 100,000 Arm...

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What are the immediate geopolitical implications of the US-mediated agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia regarding Nagorno-Karabakh?

In August, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan shook hands, signaling an end to their decades-long conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. This follows Azerbaijan's military victory in 2023, resulting in the displacement of over 100,000 Armenians. The handshake occurred with US President Donald Trump's mediation.

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Aug 23, 22:15

Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents

The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.

Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents

The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.

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Why did the Armenian Prosecutor's Office refuse to investigate hate speech directed against Artsakh residents, despite a court order to do so?

The Armenian Prosecutor's Office refused to pursue hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, claiming it constitutes freedom of speech. This decision overturned a court order to initiate criminal proceedings based on complaints filed by lawyer Roman Yeritsyan regarding online statements calling for Artsakh residents to remain in Artsakh, effectively blocking their return.

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Aug 30, 04:15

Armenia and the US Sign MOU on Infrastructure and Border Security

Armenia and the United States signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focusing on improving Armenia's infrastructure and border security, with a particular emphasis on the "Peace Crossroads" initiative, aiming to enhance Armenia's role as a regional trade hub.

Armenia and the US Sign MOU on Infrastructure and Border Security

Armenia and the United States signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focusing on improving Armenia's infrastructure and border security, with a particular emphasis on the "Peace Crossroads" initiative, aiming to enhance Armenia's role as a regional trade hub.

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How does this MOU contribute to Armenia's economic and geopolitical standing?

By improving infrastructure and border security, the MOU aims to enhance Armenia's position as an efficient transit hub for regional and global trade. This supports economic growth and strengthens Armenia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, aligning with US support for these principles.

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Armenian Man's Hunger Strike Continues Amidst Controversial Arrest

Tigran Ulubabyan, a 29-year-old Armenian man from Artsakh, has been on a hunger strike for two weeks while in pre-trial detention for allegedly aiding in an armed robbery; investigators have extended his detention for another month despite his claims of torture and his lawyer's assertions of fabrica...

Armenian Man's Hunger Strike Continues Amidst Controversial Arrest

Tigran Ulubabyan, a 29-year-old Armenian man from Artsakh, has been on a hunger strike for two weeks while in pre-trial detention for allegedly aiding in an armed robbery; investigators have extended his detention for another month despite his claims of torture and his lawyer's assertions of fabrica...

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What evidence is presented by Ulubabyan's defense, and how does it challenge the prosecution's case?

The defense argues the testimony implicating Ulubabyan is unreliable, stemming from a witness whose statement followed a domestic dispute and resulted in injuries. They highlight Ulubabyan's presence at the house shortly before the robbery and his knowledge that the residents were home, contradicting the accusation.

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Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Treaty: Key Concessions and Unresolved Issues

In early August, Azerbaijan and Armenia finalized a peace treaty text, with Armenia recognizing Azerbaijani sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh and both countries agreeing to establish diplomatic relations and forgo threats of force; however, disputes over Azerbaijani troop presence on Armenian territ...

Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Treaty: Key Concessions and Unresolved Issues

In early August, Azerbaijan and Armenia finalized a peace treaty text, with Armenia recognizing Azerbaijani sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh and both countries agreeing to establish diplomatic relations and forgo threats of force; however, disputes over Azerbaijani troop presence on Armenian territ...

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What are the key concessions made by Armenia and Azerbaijan in the newly agreed peace treaty text, and what are the immediate consequences of these concessions?

After a Washington meeting, Azerbaijan and Armenia finalized a peace treaty text in early August, aiming to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Key Azerbaijani gains include Armenia's formal recognition of Azerbaijani sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh and the establishment of diplomatic relations. Armenia secures an end to Azerbaijani military threats and a commitment to combating intolerance.",A2="The treaty represents a significant compromise, particularly for Armenia, which accepts the loss of Nagorno-Karabakh after the 2020 war and subsequent displacement of Armenians. However, unresolved issues remain, including the presence of Azerbaijani forces on Armenian territory and the lack of international guarantees for the treaty's enforcement. The agreement also includes a commitment to fighting intolerance, though its practical implementation is uncertain.",A3="This treaty's long-term success hinges on several factors. The absence of international guarantees creates vulnerability to future disputes. Furthermore, interpretations of the clauses against intolerance and separatism could lead to further conflict, particularly concerning the rights of Karabakh Armenians. The treaty's ratification process, requiring Armenian constitutional amendments, could further delay its implementation.",Q1="What are the key concessions made by Armenia and Azerbaijan in the newly agreed peace treaty text, and what are the immediate consequences of these concessions?",Q2="How does the treaty address lingering territorial disputes, particularly the presence of Azerbaijani forces on Armenian territory and the status of the "Western Azerbaijan Community" in Baku?",Q3="What are the long-term implications of the treaty, specifically considering the lack of international guarantees, potential for misinterpretations of key clauses, and the required constitutional changes in Armenia?",ShortDescription="In early August, Azerbaijan and Armenia finalized a peace treaty text, with Armenia recognizing Azerbaijani sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh and both countries agreeing to establish diplomatic relations and forgo threats of force; however, disputes over Azerbaijani troop presence on Armenian territory and the lack of international guarantees remain unresolved.",ShortTitle="Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Treaty: Key Concessions and Unresolved Issues"))

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Aug 24, 19:18

US-Mediated Peace Deal Signals Decline in Russian Influence in South Caucasus

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan agreed to a US-mediated peace treaty ending decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, marking a significant decline in Russian influence in the region and opening new opportunities for Western engagement.

US-Mediated Peace Deal Signals Decline in Russian Influence in South Caucasus

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan agreed to a US-mediated peace treaty ending decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, marking a significant decline in Russian influence in the region and opening new opportunities for Western engagement.

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What are the immediate consequences of the US-mediated peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, and how does it alter the regional power balance?

The handshake between Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan signifies a potential end to decades of conflict, culminating in a peace treaty mediated by the US. This agreement includes a 99-year US-backed infrastructure and security corridor connecting Azerbaijan to its Nakhichevan exclave. The deal marks a significant shift in regional power dynamics, reducing Russia's influence.

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Aug 23, 22:15

US-Mediated Peace Treaty Signals Russia's Waning Influence in South Caucasus

Azerbaijan and Armenia signed a US-mediated peace treaty ending their conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, involving a US-secured corridor through Armenia, marking a potential decline in Russia's regional influence.

US-Mediated Peace Treaty Signals Russia's Waning Influence in South Caucasus

Azerbaijan and Armenia signed a US-mediated peace treaty ending their conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, involving a US-secured corridor through Armenia, marking a potential decline in Russia's regional influence.

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How have recent events, such as the plane crash and diplomatic incidents, contributed to the strained relationship between Russia and Azerbaijan?

The US-brokered peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia represents a decline in Russia's influence in the South Caucasus. Statements from Russian officials express support, while others criticize the deal as a humiliation. Azerbaijan's pursuit of independence and diverse alliances contributes to this shift.

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Aug 23, 19:19

Armenia Withdraws Lawsuits on Missing Persons from 2020 War

Armenia withdrew four lawsuits against Azerbaijan in Strasbourg and one in The Hague concerning missing persons from the 2020 war, following a Washington peace deal, leaving families without legal recourse and raising concerns about human rights.

Armenia Withdraws Lawsuits on Missing Persons from 2020 War

Armenia withdrew four lawsuits against Azerbaijan in Strasbourg and one in The Hague concerning missing persons from the 2020 war, following a Washington peace deal, leaving families without legal recourse and raising concerns about human rights.

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What immediate impact does Armenia's withdrawal of international lawsuits against Azerbaijan have on families of missing persons from the 2020 war?

Following the 2020 war, Armenia filed four complaints against Azerbaijan with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg and one with the International Court of Justice in The Hague, concerning missing persons. These cases involved individuals like Hamlet Malkhasyan, an 18-year-old captured wounded, whose family learned of his fate from a video released by Azerbaijani forces. The Armenian government initially supported these lawsuits, offering legal aid.

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