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Iranian President Visits Armenia Amid Concerns Over Zangezur Corridor
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian visited Armenia ten days after the signing of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan establishing the Zangezur Corridor, sparking concerns over potential American involvement and impacts on Iranian trade routes and borders.
Iranian President Visits Armenia Amid Concerns Over Zangezur Corridor
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian visited Armenia ten days after the signing of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan establishing the Zangezur Corridor, sparking concerns over potential American involvement and impacts on Iranian trade routes and borders.
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56% Bias Score


Artsakh Resident Jailed, Launches Hunger Strike Amidst Allegations of Police Bias
Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident and a prior torture accuser, is on a hunger strike after being jailed for a month in Vanadzor for allegedly aiding a robbery at his girlfriend's home; his lawyer claims the investigating officer is biased and linked to the police who allegedly tortured him.
Artsakh Resident Jailed, Launches Hunger Strike Amidst Allegations of Police Bias
Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident and a prior torture accuser, is on a hunger strike after being jailed for a month in Vanadzor for allegedly aiding a robbery at his girlfriend's home; his lawyer claims the investigating officer is biased and linked to the police who allegedly tortured him.
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64% Bias Score


Armenia-Azerbaijan Road Reopening: Details Remain Scarce Amidst US-Backed Initiative
Armenia and Azerbaijan are negotiating the reopening of roads, with the Armenian government emphasizing reciprocity and sovereignty. A secretive US-backed project aims to develop transport links, involving private companies, but details on timelines, governance, and land use remain unclear.
Armenia-Azerbaijan Road Reopening: Details Remain Scarce Amidst US-Backed Initiative
Armenia and Azerbaijan are negotiating the reopening of roads, with the Armenian government emphasizing reciprocity and sovereignty. A secretive US-backed project aims to develop transport links, involving private companies, but details on timelines, governance, and land use remain unclear.
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44% Bias Score


Karaberd Gold Mine Hearing Sparks Conflict
In Karaberd village, a public hearing on a new gold mine, organized by local authorities but deemed invalid by environmentalists, sparked a heated debate between villagers and activists, with concerns raised about environmental damage and the precedent of previous failed mining attempts.
Karaberd Gold Mine Hearing Sparks Conflict
In Karaberd village, a public hearing on a new gold mine, organized by local authorities but deemed invalid by environmentalists, sparked a heated debate between villagers and activists, with concerns raised about environmental damage and the precedent of previous failed mining attempts.
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40% Bias Score


Erdogan Hails Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Agreement as Historic
Turkish President Erdogan lauded the August 8th Washington agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia as a historic step towards lasting peace in the South Caucasus, encompassing the restoration of transport links and border checkpoints and the termination of mutual territorial claims.
Erdogan Hails Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Agreement as Historic
Turkish President Erdogan lauded the August 8th Washington agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia as a historic step towards lasting peace in the South Caucasus, encompassing the restoration of transport links and border checkpoints and the termination of mutual territorial claims.
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48% Bias Score


Trump-Brokered Peace Deal Creates New Trade Corridor, Reshaping Geopolitics
Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a US-brokered peace deal creating the "Trump Route For International Peace and Prosperity" (TRIPP) trade corridor, bypassing Russia and Iran, and potentially destabilizing Georgia, while posing significant security challenges.
Trump-Brokered Peace Deal Creates New Trade Corridor, Reshaping Geopolitics
Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a US-brokered peace deal creating the "Trump Route For International Peace and Prosperity" (TRIPP) trade corridor, bypassing Russia and Iran, and potentially destabilizing Georgia, while posing significant security challenges.
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40% Bias Score

Armenia, Azerbaijan, and US to Finalize Regional Transportation Unblocking Plan
Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the United States agreed in Washington to unblock regional transportation routes, including the development of the "Trump Road," with further discussions planned in the coming weeks to finalize details and ensure alignment with Eurasian Economic Union regulations.

Armenia, Azerbaijan, and US to Finalize Regional Transportation Unblocking Plan
Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the United States agreed in Washington to unblock regional transportation routes, including the development of the "Trump Road," with further discussions planned in the coming weeks to finalize details and ensure alignment with Eurasian Economic Union regulations.
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24% Bias Score

US Lawyer Alleges Political Persecution of Armenian Businessman
Renowned American lawyer Robert Amsterdam alleges that the criminal case against Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan is politically motivated, citing his arrest and house search as unlawful acts of revenge following his defense of the Armenian Apostolic Church; the Appeals Court agrees with the i...

US Lawyer Alleges Political Persecution of Armenian Businessman
Renowned American lawyer Robert Amsterdam alleges that the criminal case against Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan is politically motivated, citing his arrest and house search as unlawful acts of revenge following his defense of the Armenian Apostolic Church; the Appeals Court agrees with the i...
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60% Bias Score

Armenian Government Faces \$500 Million Lawsuit Over ENA Seizure
Samvel Karapetyan is demanding \$500 million from the Armenian government following the government's seizure of his company, Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), despite a Stockholm Arbitration Institute order to refrain from doing so. The government has yet to respond, and the interim manager appoin...

Armenian Government Faces \$500 Million Lawsuit Over ENA Seizure
Samvel Karapetyan is demanding \$500 million from the Armenian government following the government's seizure of his company, Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), despite a Stockholm Arbitration Institute order to refrain from doing so. The government has yet to respond, and the interim manager appoin...
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40% Bias Score

Turkey and Georgia Set $5 Billion Trade Target Amidst Regional Geopolitical Shifts
Turkish President Erdoğan and Georgian President Kavelašvili met in Ankara, setting a new $5 billion trade target, exceeding their previous $3 billion goal, and discussing defense cooperation and the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway's full operation, alongside Georgia's EU aspirations and the impact of the...

Turkey and Georgia Set $5 Billion Trade Target Amidst Regional Geopolitical Shifts
Turkish President Erdoğan and Georgian President Kavelašvili met in Ankara, setting a new $5 billion trade target, exceeding their previous $3 billion goal, and discussing defense cooperation and the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway's full operation, alongside Georgia's EU aspirations and the impact of the...
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40% Bias Score

Armenian Analyst Questions Security Guarantees in Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreements
Armenian political analyst Karen Bekaryan casts doubt on the security guarantees offered by recent Armenia-Azerbaijan agreements signed in Washington, citing contradictions with existing treaties and past failures of US-mediated ceasefires.

Armenian Analyst Questions Security Guarantees in Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreements
Armenian political analyst Karen Bekaryan casts doubt on the security guarantees offered by recent Armenia-Azerbaijan agreements signed in Washington, citing contradictions with existing treaties and past failures of US-mediated ceasefires.
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40% Bias Score

Iran Postpones Zangezur Corridor Concerns, Citing Armenian Sovereignty
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that the Zangezur corridor project is postponed, remaining under Armenian jurisdiction and built by a US-Armenian company, despite Iran's concerns about potential negative impacts of foreign presence, prompting ongoing consultations with Armenia and ...

Iran Postpones Zangezur Corridor Concerns, Citing Armenian Sovereignty
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that the Zangezur corridor project is postponed, remaining under Armenian jurisdiction and built by a US-Armenian company, despite Iran's concerns about potential negative impacts of foreign presence, prompting ongoing consultations with Armenia and ...
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52% Bias Score
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