Nikol Pashinyan elected Prime Minister of Armenia

This government, headed by a former journalistic family, seems to have known and understood the functional mission of the media sphere well enough, but driven by their obsession with keeping the sources of their showy life top secret from the public, they have lost touch with reality and crossed all permissible red lines. ...

In an unprecedented escalation of its ongoing crackdown on dissent, Azerbaijan prosecutors have unveiled a new and enormous array of some 45 potential charges against Armenian humanitarian and political prisoner Ruben Vardanyan, according to his legal team. If convicted, Vardanyan faces the grim prospect of life imprisonment. ...

As of today, Azerbaijan has settled 2,417 families (9,306 people) in occupied Artsakh. Prime Minister of the country Ali Asadov presented the data in the parliament. ...

There is a clear political will in Moscow to solve the existing problems in the relations between Russia and Armenia. About this, Sputnik as reported by the Armenian service of the agency, Russian Ambassador to Armenia Sergey Kopirkin said during the 9th Armenian-Russian Health Forum in Yerevan. ...

There is no second country in the world, whose geographical position, in the conditions of unhealthy ambitions of neighbors and constant security threats, the person who took over the leadership of the country would attack his own army so much ideologically, politically, and in terms of propaganda. ...