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 ...

The Armenian-Azerbaijani peace process is going sideways, with belligerent rhetoric displacing hopes that a lasting ...

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 ...

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

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

The rival South Caucasus neighbors Armenia and Azerbaijan look set to finalize a historic peace deal after agreeing on the final text of a treaty that would end more than three decades of hostilities.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Tuesday said that his government has never agreed to relinquish Armenia’s territorial integrity for a road connecting Azerbaijan with Nakhichevan.

The opening of transport communications in the South Caucasus, including the route from the western regions of Azerbaijan ...

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 ...

TASS/. Armenia should distance itself from Moscow and try to get closer to the West, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said in an interview with Politico. Politico wrote that Pashinyan said ...

in the Aragatsotn province of western Armenia. The AYG-1 project will be 85% owned by the successful developer and 15% by Anif. In the tender document, Anif – which has been described as a non ...

Armenia putting forward proposals for essentially unnecessary, complex to execute, and practically lengthy routes serves to divert attention away from the process and obligations,' says Foreign Minist ...