By questioning the right to have a defense-capable military in the outline of the circumstances mentioned in the previous point, official Baku is attempting to gain an opportunity to carry out unimpeded aggression against the Republic of Armenia.
After the Armenian defeat, many of those same news outlets cried foul, arguing they had been duped by the government.
The Indian Defense Research Wing news outlet writes the initial batch of six howitzers underwent extensive trials across Armenia’s diverse topography and were found to be reliable and precise.
Armenian Minister of Internal Affairs Vahe Ghazaryan, today in Doha, met with the head of the Qatari Police Academy Brigadier Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Al-Mihanna Al-Marri.
Trump, true to form, failed to specify how he will restore peace between Yerevan and Baku. Trump has also promised to end the war in Ukraine.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan, at a conference in the Armenian capital today entitled Yerevan Dialogue 2024, said, “lasting peace in the South Caucasus is not only possible, but also realistic.”
The summit aims to establish a blueprint for the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the military.
On this day in 1990, the Supreme Council of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic declared the country’s independence from the Soviet Union.
Many might be surprised to learn that the Garni Temple, a must stop for tourists visiting Armenia, is not registered as a UNESCO world heritage site.
“After Russia invaded Ukraine, the International Olympic Committee barred Russia and Belarus from sending national teams to the 2024 Olympics. The IOC should apply the same standard to Azerbaijan.”
Aliyev, according to a transcript of an interview he gave to Euronews, criticized various international media outlets for disseminating what he described as “false” information about Azerbaijan.
In Down With The System, Serj presents readers with a memoir that is far more than just a rock 'n' roll fable.
Pashinyan, earlier this month, called on Armenians to clearly understand the difference between today’s Republic of Armenia and the abstract conception of historic Armenia.
Residents and group members had blocked the roadway to protest the Armenian government’s decision to hand over four adjacent areas to Azerbaijan in a border delimitation deal announced on Friday.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan, addressing the country’s parliament today, again argued that Armenians must clearly understand the difference between today’s Republic of Armenia and the abstract conception of historic Armenia.
Russian military police have detained a Russian citizen who fled to Armenia to avoid fighting in Ukraine, this according to the Armenian branch of the Helsinki Citizens' Assembly (HCA).
Russia has described yesterday’s meeting in Brussels between Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan and top E.U. and U.S. officials as an attempt to use Armenia as a tool to “drag the South Caucasus into a geopolitical confrontation.”
Gogchyan, in a Facebook post, writes that the police also destroyed property belonging to the patriarchate.
The attack on the Nor Nork police station’s office followed the arrest of scores of Combat Brotherhood group members on illegal arms possession.
The Azerbaijani press quotes NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg as praising Baku’s close military ties with Turkey, adding such links will contribute to the deepening of Azerbaijan’s relations with the Western military alliance.
Pashinyan denied that Armenia has broken any security agreements with Russia in its bid to diversify the country’s national security options.
Papoyan, now pursuing a PhD. in economics who teaches marketing at Yerevan’s Armenian State University of Economics, also served as parliament deputy aligned with Nikol Pashinyan’s My Step alliance.
Pashinyan underscored the need to diversify Armenia’s security relations, claiming his government has signed contracts worth billions of dollars to purchase modern weapons. He said some contracts have been signed with domestic arms manufacturers.
Azerbaijan has angrily reacted to remarks made by EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on Monday calling on Baku to return to substantive peace and normalization talks with Armenia.
Armenian Deputy Economy Minister Ani Ispiryan, at today’s government cabinet session, touted the deal as a win-win for Armenia and Lydian.
He said his government will do its best to open the so-called Zangezur Corridor that will link Turkey and Azerbaijan via Armenia.
None of the parties received an outright majority.
“Azerbaijan must provide internationally verifiable assurances of respect for their rights and their ability to remain in their homes and live without fear,” Kim said at the hearing.
Pashinyan announced that the city will be built on the premises of the Institute for Physical Research and Institute of Radiophysics and Elecronics of the National Academy of Sciences and adjacent areas.
Erdoğan, responding to a reporter’s question, said the 2020 Karabakh war ceasefire agreement signed by Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan stipulates a five-year mandate for the peacekeepers.
The factions, in a statement issued today, ridiculed Pashinyan’s announcement that he might testify tomorrow, arguing that whatever he says will remain a state secret.
The visit of the delegation to Armenia was initiated by the president of Philos Project Robert Nicholson with the support of the James Tufenkian Foundation.
Pashinyan and Putin last met on the sidelines of the Eurasian Economic Union summit held in Moscow on May 25.
Oskanian labelled Pashinyan’s visit to Ankara as “undignified” given Erdoğan’s assistance to Azerbaijan and the Turkish president’s insults targeting Armenians.
The United States this week is hosting normalization negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
This is the first time since independence that Armenia’s permanent population has dropped below 3 million according to official data.
The Council of Europe (CoE) issued the following statement today noting that Armenia has made some progress to comply with its recommendations on preventing corruption among parliamentarians, judges, and prosecutors.
Essentially, the Fund failed to answer my main question – how is that aid reaching Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh)? The Fund says it merely hands over the aid to the Artsakh Permanent Representation in Yerevan.
The court ruled that the confiscation of the foundations’ property violated the right of property guaranteed in the country’s constitution.
All the Arab countries, including those that have “normalized relations” with Israel, voted in favor of the resolution, along with China and Russia.
Many of the PGO’s targets include past and present Armenian officials.
Any government decision to close Surmalu Market, if and when it comes, will be too late for the sixteen who died on August 14.
Please Mr. Pashinyan, let the so-called forensic experts investigate the matter.
The NSS also says many applicants “do not carry out pro-Armenian activities” in their country of origin.
Yesterday’s statement by Michel’s office ruled out any possibility.
It appears Pashinyan now believes that if the security and rights of Artsakh Armenians are guaranteed, where Karabakh ends up on the global map is of secondary import.
The Armenian media was all over the story when the courts awarded the money. It was “big news”. Today, there is a baffling silence.
Kharrazi, according to the IRNA, made the remark in a statement calling on Azerbaijan not to rely on “foreigners” to ensure its security.
Tonoyan and Galstyan have faced allegations of wrongdoing in the past. The press allegations centered around a $3.5 million loan the Armenian Defense Ministry gave to a private company headed by someone who supposedly is Tonoyan’s friend.
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