Azerbaijan Destroys More Armenian War Memorials in Occupied Artsakh as Cultural Genocide Continues
Azerbaijan has destroyed additional Armenian war memorials in occupied Artsakh, according to satellite imagery presented by Ar…
Yerevan Officials Propose Salary Increases of Up to 92.3% Amid Rising Costs for Residents
Senior Yerevan officials could receive salary increases of up to 92.3%, with some set to earn nearly 900,000 AMD ($2,470) more per month under a propos…
Pashinyan Celebrates Amulsar Mine Opening Ahead of COP17 as Environmental Activists Accuse Authorities of Secrecy
Nikol Pashinyan attended the official opening of the controversial Amulsar gold mine near Jermuk on October 10, declaring that public concerns had been…
France Investigates Suspected Corruption in Thales’ Foreign Deals, Including Azerbaijan
France’s National Financial Prosecutor’s Office has been investigating suspected corruption involving international contracts of French defense and tec…
History Museum of Armenia Uses Turkish Designation “Eastern Anatolia” Instead of Western Armenia
The History Museum of Armenia has used the Turkish geographical designation “Eastern Anatolia” to describe territories of historic Western Armenia, rai…
Armenian Who Got Lost Was Tortured to Death in Baku; Armed Azerbaijani Who Shot Mother May Have Gotten Lost, Pashinyan Says
In 2010, Armenian civilian Manvel Saribekyan reportedly lost his way in heavy fog and crossed into Azerbaijan. He was captured, tortured, and died in A…
Armenia and Azerbaijan Discuss TRIPP Power Lines in Syunik Despite Continued Azerbaijani Occupation
Armenian and Azerbaijani officials met in Goris, Syunik Province, on October 8 to discuss electricity transmission lines under the U.S.-backed Trump Ro…
