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Armenia

July 23, 2026
Business

Armenia Breaks from Moscow as India Emerges as Its Biggest Arms Partner

Armenia is undertaking a sweeping transformation of its armed forces, replacing decades of near-total dependence on Russian military equipment with weapons and defence partnerships spanning India, France, China, Iran and the United

Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Pashinián’s Long Political Journey Redraws Armenia’s Path as EU Ambitions Grow

Nikol Pashinián’s political trajectory has unfolded through some of the most turbulent chapters in Armenia’s modern history, marked by revolution, war, defeat, and institutional transformation. As reported by El País, the Armenian prime minister has now secured another mandate to

June 9, 2026

Read: Armenia and Azerbaijan Sign US-Brokered Peace Deal

Diplomacy

Azerbaijan and Armenia have published the full text of a peace agreement initialed by their foreign ministers in the presence of the two nations’ leaders,

Armenia and Azerbaijan Reach Key Milestone in Peace Talks

Human Rights/World

Armenia and Azerbaijan have reached a significant breakthrough in their long-running peace negotiations, agreeing on the language of a historic agreement that could officially

Armenia Breaks from Moscow as India Emerges as Its Biggest Arms Partner

July 23, 2026
Business

Armenia is undertaking a sweeping transformation of its armed forces, replacing decades of near-total dependence on Russian military equipment with weapons and defence partnerships spanning India, France, China, Iran and the United

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Pashinián’s Long Political Journey Redraws Armenia’s Path as EU Ambitions Grow

June 9, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Nikol Pashinián’s political trajectory has unfolded through some of the most turbulent chapters in Armenia’s modern history, marked by revolution, war, defeat, and institutional transformation. As reported by El País, the Armenian

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Read: Armenia and Azerbaijan Sign US-Brokered Peace Deal

August 12, 2025
Diplomacy

Azerbaijan and Armenia have published the full text of a peace agreement initialed by their foreign ministers in the presence of the two nations’ leaders, as well as US President Donald Trump, during

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Armenia and Azerbaijan Reach Key Milestone in Peace Talks

March 15, 2025
Human Rights/World

Armenia and Azerbaijan have reached a significant breakthrough in their long-running peace negotiations, agreeing on the language of a historic agreement that could officially end decades of hostilities. The announcement, which signals

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Armenia’s Escape From Isolation Lies Through Georgia

April 10, 2024
Diplomacy

For the second time this year, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with his Georgian counterpart on March 24. The meeting, held in Armenia’s capital of Yerevan, saw both leaders reaffirming their growing commitment

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