Azerbaijan and Armenia have agreed on a draft text of a peace agreement, Azeri Foreign Minister Ceyhun Bayramov announced on ...

How should a politician who holds the greatest power in their country act after losing a war, losing the support of traditional allies, and failing to find new ones?

By Richard Giragosian in Yerevan After recent meetings with American and European officials, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan remains committed to steering his country closer to the West. But ...

Note: These reflections were delivered as the keynote address on March 1, 2025, at the Detroit ARF Azadamard Gomideh’s ...

Armenia, a country making a geopolitical pivot away from Russia toward the West, is finding success in attracting US ...

While international attention has been focused on the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, with fears of a conflict between Iran and Israel, a crisis of great geopolitical significance is ...

disagrees with the observation that the Armenian government, in its latest concept, has renounced Mount Ararat and claims to Western Armenia. "There has been no assertion of abandoning Ararat ...

The problem is Russia. Beyond the Baltic States, no country other than Ukraine has pivoted further to the West than Armenia. In the 1990s, as Armenia first sought to detach itself from Russian ...

The findings reveal stark contradictions to the Armenian Foreign Minister's statements, affirming that Western Azerbaijanis were victims of forced expulsion and violence, not voluntary migration.