Who Will Control TRIPP+? Sokolov’s Armenia Investments Put Conflicts of Interest in Focus
Konstantin Sokolov, the newly appointed chairman of the U.S. State Department's TRIP…
Opinion
Nikol Pashinyan’s Hybrid Election Campaign Against Armenians from Russia
by Davit Beglaryan Every government relies on messaging. But when messaging r…
Strategic Loneliness: Is Armenia Becoming More Isolated in the Region?
By Albert Najaryan Armenia's Foreign Policy at a Crossroads In recent years, A…
Quotation Marks of Denial: How Euronews Turned the Armenian Genocide Into a Question
On June 28, 2026, Euronews published an article announcing that the Israel…
Election Campaign Reshapes Views on Armenia’s Territorial Losses
by Davo Barseghyan In the political drama currently unfolding in Armenia, the…
The Goris–Kapan Road, the Secret Memorandum, and the Questions That Remain Unanswered
The transfer of control over sections of the Goris–Kapan highway and part of the vil…
Pashinyan Campaign Targets Displaced Artsakh Residents
by Davo Baghdasaryan The parliamentary elections in Armenia, scheduled for Ju…
When Words Kill: Lessons from Rwanda and Pashinyan’s Armenia
by Davit Beglaryan Between April and July 1994, around 800,000 Tutsis were ki…
The Perilous Slogan: “There Is No Armenia Without Pashinyan” and the Shadow of Personality Cults
by Davit Beglaryan When a political slogan declares that an entire nation can…
Hungary’s Historic Opposition Victory Offers Urgent Lessons for Armenia’s Opposition Before the June 7 Elections
By Davit Beglaryan On April 12, 2026, Hungary wrote a new chapter in its mode…