Armenian-Azeri Conflict ‘Still Not Fully Resolved’
Ruzanna Stepanian Azatutyun.am image.png Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian and Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan attend the Armenian government’s question-and-answer session in parliament, September
A Portrait of Trump Lost in Translation
Karén Karslyan , evnreport.com “She cared much more for her roses than for the Armenians … no, she could feel nothing for the Albanians, or was it the Armenians?” That’s how Virginia
A Little Bit of Humor: The Vulture and the Lamb
By Jirair Tutunjian Armenian Prime minister Nikol Pashinyan is sitting in the ornate waiting room of Recep Erdogan’s presidential palace. He scratches his recently beardless face while waiting
United States Energy Association Releases Report on U.S. Role in Armenia-Azerbaijan Energy Connectivity
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The United States Energy Association (USEA) has published a new report titled “Powering Peace: The United States and Energy Connectivity in the Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreements,”
Armenian Church Head Visits Jailed Archbishop
Anush Mkrtchian Azatutyun.am Catholicos Garegin II hugs Archbishop Mikael Ajapahian during a standoff with security forces at the Echmiadzin headquarters of the Armenian Apostolic Church, June 27, 2025.
Aliyev speaks of a “corridor” and calls Armenian society “sick” after the US meeting
JAMnews After the 8 August Washington meeting between Trump, Pashinyan and Aliyev, the Azerbaijani president has repeatedly broken the agreements reached there, according to experts from Armenia’s
High-Profile Detention of Armenian Opposition Leader Raises Grave Human Rights Concerns in the U.S.
Mariam M. City Watch LA GUEST WORDS – The ongoing detention of Vardan Gukasian, a former high-ranking officer in the Armenian Military Police and currently serving as the leader of the opposition
Seventeen centuries of history behind the political-religious crisis in Armenia
Asianews.it Catholikos Karekin II’s opposition to Prime Minister Pašinyan’s policy on agreements with Azerbaijan is only the latest chapter in a ‘rivalry’ that has its roots in the
European Rights Court to Examine Circumstances of Karapetyan’s Arrest
The European Court of Human Rights will examine the circumstances of the arrest of Russian-Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan’s, who, in June, was charged with allegedly planning to overthrow
Israel Just Struck Hamas in Qatar: Turkey Could Be Next
By Michael Rubin National Security Journal Following a recent Israeli strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar, analysis suggests Hamas’s last refuge, Turkey, could be next. The central thesis is that
