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Armenia's Revised Audiovisual Media Law Sparks Free Speech Concerns
Armenia's 2020 Audiovisual Media Law faces revisions due to legal ambiguities, prompting concerns from media experts that the amendments, expanding restrictions on content deemed harmful or inciting violence, will curb free speech ahead of elections; the proposed changes also add stricter rules for ...
Armenia's Revised Audiovisual Media Law Sparks Free Speech Concerns
Armenia's 2020 Audiovisual Media Law faces revisions due to legal ambiguities, prompting concerns from media experts that the amendments, expanding restrictions on content deemed harmful or inciting violence, will curb free speech ahead of elections; the proposed changes also add stricter rules for ...
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48% Bias Score
U.S.-Mediated Talks Aim to Advance Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace
On August 7-8, U.S.-mediated talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Washington aim to finalize a peace agreement, potentially involving a transport corridor between Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, and further marginalize Russia's role.
U.S.-Mediated Talks Aim to Advance Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace
On August 7-8, U.S.-mediated talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Washington aim to finalize a peace agreement, potentially involving a transport corridor between Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, and further marginalize Russia's role.
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36% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Removes Aivazovsky Monument, Sparking Russia Tensions
Azerbaijan removed a monument to Ivan Aivazovsky in Karabakh due to his Armenian heritage, drawing comparisons to Nazi Germany's actions and sparking a diplomatic row with Russia, escalating existing tensions.
Azerbaijan Removes Aivazovsky Monument, Sparking Russia Tensions
Azerbaijan removed a monument to Ivan Aivazovsky in Karabakh due to his Armenian heritage, drawing comparisons to Nazi Germany's actions and sparking a diplomatic row with Russia, escalating existing tensions.
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68% Bias Score
Kocharyan Blames Armenia's Rejection of Road Concession for Loss of Karabakh
Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan claims Azerbaijan's insistence on a road through Syunik as part of the November 9th agreement, and Armenia's rejection of it, directly led to the closure of the Lachin corridor and the loss of Karabakh.
Kocharyan Blames Armenia's Rejection of Road Concession for Loss of Karabakh
Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan claims Azerbaijan's insistence on a road through Syunik as part of the November 9th agreement, and Armenia's rejection of it, directly led to the closure of the Lachin corridor and the loss of Karabakh.
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44% Bias Score
Armenia Clarifies Stance on Transit Corridors Amidst Unblocking Negotiations
Armenia's Prime Minister's spokesperson clarified that while the country's territorial integrity is non-negotiable, negotiations on transit corridors are ongoing, focusing on commercial management, amidst differing statements from officials on US proposals involving lease agreements for routes throu...
Armenia Clarifies Stance on Transit Corridors Amidst Unblocking Negotiations
Armenia's Prime Minister's spokesperson clarified that while the country's territorial integrity is non-negotiable, negotiations on transit corridors are ongoing, focusing on commercial management, amidst differing statements from officials on US proposals involving lease agreements for routes throu...
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40% Bias Score
Russia Intensifies Anti-Armenia Rhetoric, Threatens Sanctions and Military Action
Russian state television launched a scathing attack against Armenia, accusing its government of pro-Western policies that threaten Russia's regional influence and prompting calls for strong actions, including sanctions and military threats, while commentators warned of potential consequences such as...
Russia Intensifies Anti-Armenia Rhetoric, Threatens Sanctions and Military Action
Russian state television launched a scathing attack against Armenia, accusing its government of pro-Western policies that threaten Russia's regional influence and prompting calls for strong actions, including sanctions and military threats, while commentators warned of potential consequences such as...
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68% Bias Score
Armenia to Sell 20% VivaCell-MTS Stake for $50 Million
The Armenian government will sell its 20% stake in VivaCell-MTS to FEDILCO GROUP LIMITED for $50 million, a company that gifted this stake to the government 1.5 years prior. This decision contrasts with the recent nationalization of the electric grid and raises questions regarding transparency and t...
Armenia to Sell 20% VivaCell-MTS Stake for $50 Million
The Armenian government will sell its 20% stake in VivaCell-MTS to FEDILCO GROUP LIMITED for $50 million, a company that gifted this stake to the government 1.5 years prior. This decision contrasts with the recent nationalization of the electric grid and raises questions regarding transparency and t...
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48% Bias Score
Armenia, Azerbaijan to Announce Peace Intention in Washington
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev may meet in Washington D.C. this weekend to announce their intention for peace, according to reports; however, Armenian officials have neither confirmed nor denied the information. The potential meeting and declaration ha...
Armenia, Azerbaijan to Announce Peace Intention in Washington
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev may meet in Washington D.C. this weekend to announce their intention for peace, according to reports; however, Armenian officials have neither confirmed nor denied the information. The potential meeting and declaration ha...
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32% Bias Score
Armenian POWs in Baku Face Isolation After ICRC Withdrawal
Following the International Committee of the Red Cross's (ICRC) departure from Azerbaijan, 23 Armenian prisoners of war (POWs) in Baku face isolation, risking abuse and death due to a lack of independent monitoring, prompting calls for third-party intervention by human rights advocates.
Armenian POWs in Baku Face Isolation After ICRC Withdrawal
Following the International Committee of the Red Cross's (ICRC) departure from Azerbaijan, 23 Armenian prisoners of war (POWs) in Baku face isolation, risking abuse and death due to a lack of independent monitoring, prompting calls for third-party intervention by human rights advocates.
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52% Bias Score
Armenian Liquefied Gas Prices Surge 67% Amidst Allegations of Georgian Bribery
Liquefied gas prices in Armenia have increased by 67% in two months, reaching 200 drams; this is attributed by the Competition Protection Commission to increased procurement costs, seasonal demand, border congestion, and logistical issues in Georgia; however, experts allege bribery by Georgian offic...
Armenian Liquefied Gas Prices Surge 67% Amidst Allegations of Georgian Bribery
Liquefied gas prices in Armenia have increased by 67% in two months, reaching 200 drams; this is attributed by the Competition Protection Commission to increased procurement costs, seasonal demand, border congestion, and logistical issues in Georgia; however, experts allege bribery by Georgian offic...
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52% Bias Score
Gyumri's Housing Crisis: 2027 Deadline Unlikely
The Armenian government's plan to remove temporary housing units in Gyumri by 2027 is facing significant delays, with only a small fraction of the 2,400 units removed so far, leaving hundreds of families in precarious housing situations.
Gyumri's Housing Crisis: 2027 Deadline Unlikely
The Armenian government's plan to remove temporary housing units in Gyumri by 2027 is facing significant delays, with only a small fraction of the 2,400 units removed so far, leaving hundreds of families in precarious housing situations.
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52% Bias Score
Leaked MOU Reveals Potential US Control of Armenian Transport Corridor
An alleged memorandum of understanding between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the U.S. for a 42km transport corridor in Armenia's Syunik region, leased to a private American company for 99 years, has been leaked and denied by Armenian authorities.
Leaked MOU Reveals Potential US Control of Armenian Transport Corridor
An alleged memorandum of understanding between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the U.S. for a 42km transport corridor in Armenia's Syunik region, leased to a private American company for 99 years, has been leaked and denied by Armenian authorities.
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56% Bias Score
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