The war seen from Meghri: the escape of two Iranian sisters and the dream of freedom
Two Iranian sisters, Raha and Hedia, seek freedom amidst missile attacks in Tehran, arriving in Meghri, Armenia, under the pretense of a vacation.
Commentary: An Old Ally Showed a Middle Finger to Putin
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is gaining popularity through viral social media moments while navigating a tense geopolitical situation amidst U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran.
Former satellite helps Kremlin bypass sanctions. Nevertheless, wants to join the EU
Despite increasing Western pressure, Armenia remains a significant exception by acting as a logistical intermediary for Russia while receiving support from the US and EU.
'We have been betrayed': Nagorno-Karabakh ex-minister on Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal
Artak Beglaryan, the former state minister of Nagorno-Karabakh, expresses disappointment over the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal, highlighting that it does not address the needs of the people of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Armenia accepts visa-free entry for citizens of 113 countries. However, this facilitation is temporary
From January 1 to July 1, 2026, citizens of the U.S., EU member states, Schengen countries, and several Middle Eastern nations can visit Armenia visa-free for up to 180 days.
"Betrayed by Russia": The Struggles of Armenia Torn by the Designs of Great Powers
Armenia grapples with the betrayal of Russian influence as it faces geopolitical struggles and conflicts with Azerbaijan.
Who are the Kurds of Iran
The article discusses the Kurdish people, one of the largest ethnic groups in the Middle East without an independent state, primarily living across Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Syria, and Armenia.
Little girl goes viral for combining 'goth' style with bunny slippers on the first day of school
A girl from Armenia gained internet fame for her unique 'goth' style paired with bunny slippers on her first day of school.
Iranian from Armenian safety: Finally it has come. We are afraid, but people are happy
An Iranian expresses relief and happiness while revealing fears about current conditions in Armenia.
Decision to allow UK exports to Armenian firm under review over Russian links
The UK government is reviewing a decision to permit a British company to export equipment to Armenia amid concerns over its potential military applications possibly linked to Russia.
Armenia club swoop five Nigerian players
Ararat Yerevan, an Armenian Premier League team, has signed five Nigerian players to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.
While Attention is Taken by the Invasion of Ukraine, Russia's Authority has Declined in the Former Soviet Territory
The article discusses Russia's sustained military capacity in Ukraine amidst severe sanctions, alongside the declining influence of Russia in the former Soviet regions, particularly highlighted by Armenia's historical context.
Experts: Armenia and Azerbaijan are closer to peace than ever before
Recent diplomatic efforts suggest Armenia and Azerbaijan may be on the verge of a historic peace agreement.
Russia threatens Armenia
Russia has warned Armenia of potential consequences regarding its railway concessions, amidst concerns over its influence in the region.
G. Bratakos: Greece and Armenia have the opportunity to turn their lasting friendship into dynamic economic cooperation
A roundtable discussion in Athens focused on enhancing economic cooperation between Greece and Armenia, highlighting the presence of Armenia's President and other officials.
Vahagn Khachaturyan to Vima: "We see our future within the EU"
The President of Armenia, Vahagn Khachaturyan, is visiting Greece to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss Armenia's European trajectory and regional issues.
New 'Spy' Directorate of the Kremlin is being tested in Hungary and Armenia
Russia is restructuring its foreign relations efforts with the establishment of a new directorate that retains the functions of its predecessor while presenting a cleaner public image.
Car explodes in front of the US embassy in Armenia; its prime minister is at the Peace Board meeting
A car exploded outside the US embassy in Yerevan, Armenia, while the Prime Minister was attending a meeting in Washington.
Car explodes outside US embassy as police lockdown scene
A car explosion occurred outside the US embassy in Yerevan, Armenia, prompting a police lockdown and emergency response.
The EU will demand the withdrawal of Russian troops not only from Ukraine but also from Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, and Transnistria
The European Union outlines conditions for Russia, including troop withdrawal and political reforms, in a comprehensive document.
The EU will demand the withdrawal of Russian troops not only from Ukraine but also from Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, and Transnistria
The EU is set to demand the withdrawal of Russian military forces from several neighboring countries and outline conditions for Russia's compliance, including reparations and the demilitarization of occupied territories.
Azerbaijan Sentences Former Nagorno-Karabakh Official to 20 Years in Prison
Azerbaijan has sentenced former Nagorno-Karabakh official Ruben Vardanyan to 20 years in prison on various serious charges, leading to controversy over the fairness of the trial.
Operation 'Matryoshka' โ Russia's disinformation efforts pretending to be real media
Operations like 'Matryoshka' involve Russia using fake media identities to spread disinformation, particularly targeting Armenian politics ahead of elections.
From Partnership to Disparity: Where Are the Disputes Between Russia and Armenia Heading?
Armenia is shifting its foreign policy from a strategic alliance with Russia towards deeper partnership with the United States and the West, potentially leading to heightened tensions with Moscow.
Sonja Misiลa Wins the New Musicians Competition "Latvian Young Virtuoso"
Sonja Misiลa, a talented percussionist from Latvia, has won the "Latvian Young Virtuoso" competition, securing her opportunity to represent Latvia at the Eurovision Young Musicians competition in Armenia.
Is America prepared to attack Iran?
The U.S. appears to be encircling Iran, with warships ready in southern maritime areas and increasing military presence near Armenia, suggesting a plan to corner Iran is in full effect.
The US Prepares Military Strategy Against Iran
The US has developed a military strategy against Iran, designating a 44-kilometer border area in Armenia as a potential attack route.
America's actions have angered Russia: they call it a threat
Russia views the US's collaboration with Armenia on small modular reactor technology as a threat to regional nuclear safety.
JD Vance, the 'Trump corridor' and American diplomacy in the South Caucasus
JD Vance's historic visit to Armenia marks a significant shift in U.S. diplomacy in the South Caucasus, focusing on reducing Armenian dependence on Russia and Iran.
'For Azerbaijan, peace with Armenia is achieved,' President Ilham Aliyev says
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev asserts that peace with Armenia has been reached, despite ongoing tensions regarding Nagorno-Karabakh separatist leaders imprisoned in Azerbaijan.
Trump 'invades' Russia's sphere of influence โ From the nuclear agreement with Armenia to the corridor that 'targets' Iran
The article discusses Trump's influence in the former Soviet sphere, particularly through U.S. Vice President Jay D. Vance's visit to Armenia and Azerbaijan, indicating a shift in geopolitical dynamics away from Russia.
Estonia withdraws its ambassador from Georgia to Armenia
Estonia is relocating its ambassador from Georgia to Armenia amidst deteriorating relations with the former and strengthening ties with the latter.
Military Shipments to the Caucasus: Is America Surrounding Iran's Northern Front?
The article discusses the recent increase in American military shipments to Armenia and Azerbaijan and raises questions about the potential implications for Iran amid heightened regional tensions.
Vance in Yerevan and Baku: How America is Engaging in the South Caucasus
The U.S. Vice President's visit to Armenia and Azerbaijan underscores Washington's commitment to maintain a presence in the region between Russia and Iran.
JD Vance's official account on X publishes and then deletes a post referencing the Armenian genocide
JD Vance's official social media account mistakenly published and then deleted a post recognizing the Armenian genocide during a visit to Armenia.
One-on-one diplomacy meets double-track reality in US-Russia ties
The article explores the contrasting approaches in US-Russia relations, highlighting a recent economic deal between the US and Armenia and its implications for Russian interests.
Venss has arrived in Azerbaijan
US Vice President James David Venss arrived in Azerbaijan to strengthen reconciliation efforts between Armenia and Baku during his visit to the South Caucasus region.
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance arrives in Azerbaijan after visiting Armenia
Following a visit to Armenia, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance is in Azerbaijan for discussions with the country's leaders regarding a peace agreement and transportation projects.
After the visit to Armenia, J. D. Vance arrived in Azerbaijan
J. D. Vance's visit to Azerbaijan is part of a regional trip aimed at reinforcing the U.S.-mediated peace process between neighboring Caucasian countries.
The United States signs a civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Armenia
The United States has signed a significant civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Armenia during a historic visit by Vice President J. D. Vance, aimed at strengthening U.S. support in the region and assisting Armenia's energy projects.
The US offers $9 billion to a Russian ally: to cut the umbilical cord with the Kremlin
The US is paving the way for its nuclear technology and fuel export to Armenia, creating opportunities for an American company to potentially replace an aging nuclear plant, thus diminishing Russia's influence in the region.
US Reaches Nuclear Agreement with Armenia and Signs First Military Deal
The United States has struck a nuclear cooperation deal with Armenia and signed its first military sales agreement with the country, aimed at enhancing bilateral relations amidst changing geopolitical dynamics.
Venss Arrived in Armenia
US Vice President James David Venss has arrived in Armenia for a historic visit, marking the first time a high-ranking US official visits the country.
Washington Signs Nuclear Agreement with Armenia
Armenia and the United States have agreed to cooperate in the field of nuclear energy for political purposes, enhancing U.S. ties with Armenia, a former close ally of Russia.
Vance: USA invests 9 billion dollars in Armenia's nuclear sector
US Vice President JD Vance announced a significant investment of 9 billion dollars in Armenia's nuclear energy sector during his visit to the country.
Vance becomes first sitting US VP to visit Armenia in push to advance Azerbaijan peace deal
US Vice President JD Vance makes a historic visit to Armenia to promote peace negotiations with Azerbaijan and sign multiple agreements.
US Vice President's Visit to Armenia Strengthens Cooperation in Nuclear Energy
US Vice President Kamala Harris visited Armenia to enhance cooperation in the nuclear energy sector, announcing significant investment from the US.
USA: Vice President Jay D. Vance's visit to Armenia and Azerbaijan
US Vice President Jay D. Vance has begun a visit to Armenia, with plans to visit Azerbaijan, aiming to reinforce a peace agreement between the two nations.
J. D. Vance Visits Armenia and Azerbaijan as Vice President
J. D. Vance, the highest-ranking U.S. official, visits Armenia to discuss a significant infrastructure project aimed at improving the region's roads and railways amid decreasing Russian influence.
J.D. Vance has arrived in Armenia
J.D. Vance, a high-ranking U.S. official, is visiting Armenia to advance infrastructure projects amid diminishing Russian influence in the region.