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By Alexander Pracht Civilnet Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party leads voter preferences three months before parliamentary elections, while 30% of respondents say they remain undecided, according

Population March 2026 The Armenian presence in Iran dates back to the sixth century B.C., with significant settlement beginning in the 11th century A.D. In the early 17th century, an estimated 250,000

By Javid Agha OC Media Azerbaijan’s relationship with Iran is built on a central paradox: Baku’s strategic relevance to the West, Israel, and the global transit economy depends almost entirely

A Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block 1A interceptor is launched from guided-missile destroyer USS Decatur (DDG-73) in the Pacific Ocean in 2013. US Navy photo BY MALLORY SHELBOURNE USNI News NATO assets

Nerses Kopalyan, Evnreport.Com   The normalization process initiated by the United States through the Washington Accords in August 2025 was a watershed moment for the region, as it suspended any

Azatutyun.am Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian insisted on Thursday that his government has not been careless in the face of neighboring Iran’s escalating war with the United States and Israel and its

NEWS.AM From Parisian fashion houses to scientific laboratories, women’s names are increasingly making themselves heard across a wide range of professional fields. Not only in traditionally “female”

Vahan Zanoyan A new controversy has emerged in the inter-Armenian political discourse: A group of eight prominent Diasporan Armenians issued a statement calling for an end to the conflict between the

JAMnews “The overall results demonstrate that Civic Contract, led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, would win the plurality of the votes if the elections were held now, but pending on voter turnout,