Armenian News | CivilNet Daily Armenia CivilNet sues Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan Jan 23, 2025 The likelihood of a large-scale Azerbaijani military attack on Armenia in 2025 is considered low, according to a report… International silence over Azerbaijan’s kangaroo courts 23 Jan Full-scale Azerbaijani offensive unlikely this year, Armenia’s foreign intelligence says 23 Jan Misleading Claims About British Government Travel Warnings for Armenia 23 Jan Global Democratic Erosion: Implications for Armenia’s Future 23 Jan Azerbaijan Sets Record $5bn Military Budget Amid Looming Economic Hurdles 22 Jan Armenian foreign minister visits Russia 21 Jan We Have a Different Name on the Street 21 Jan Armenia extradites two men wanted by Interpol to Turkey 20 Jan Armenian prisoners illegally held in Azerbaijan Newsfeed Armenia needs more foreign investment, says economy chief: THIS WEEK Armenian News | CivilNet How Armenia’s new partnership with the U.S. is likely to Armenian News | CivilNet by Alexander Pracht Yerevan and Washington have signed a Charter on Strategic Partnership, marking a new phase in bilateral relations. While the agreement does not include security guarantees, a pressing concern for Armenia amidst the volatile ceasefire with Azerbaijan, it directly addresses what many see as the country’s second-highest priority: energy security. CivilNet reported in August that Armenia might join the so-called 123 Agreement, which would enable Washington to cooperate with Yerevan in the field of civil nuclear energy. This agreement could include the transfer of nuclear technologies, fuel supply, and even the potential construction of […] Ruben Vardanyan reports torture, falsified evidence in Baku trial Armenian News | CivilNet ADB’s Don Lambert on Armenia’s green economy potential Armenian News | CivilNet In this Civilnet interview, Don Lambert, the country director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), provides a comprehensive analysis of Armenia’s investment climate, foreign direct investment (FDI) potential, and the country’s promising green energy future. Lambert, drawing on his extensive experience and the ADB’s engagement in the region, offers a nuanced perspective on the key drivers, challenges, and opportunities shaping Armenia’s economic development. The Sham Trial in Baku: A Betrayal of Justice and Armenian News | CivilNet Op-ed by Vartan Oskanian, Armenia’s former foreign minister (1998-2008) Today, Azerbaijan has once again demonstrated its disdain for justice, human rights, and international law by staging a sham trial against the leaders of Nagorno-Karabakh. This grotesque spectacle is the latest act in a campaign to erase the Armenian presence from a region that has been its cultural and historical heartland for centuries. It also serves as a glaring indictment of the international community’s failure to act and, perhaps most damningly, of the Armenian government’s complicity in the tragic dismantling of Nagorno-Karabakh. This trial is not an […] Critical Questions: Unpacking Armenia’s 2020 Karabakh Defeat Armenian News | CivilNet By Karen Harutyunyan This article was published in the book Defeat: The 2020 Karabakh War—Realities and Lessons, released by the Armenian Research Center in Humanities with the support of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. Why did Armenia suffer such a devastating defeat in the 2020 Karabakh war, and how did the subsequent domestic, regional, and geopolitical developments ultimately lead to the blockade, loss, and ethnic cleansing of Artsakh? To answer this critical question and explain the catastrophic failures of the Armenian side, it is necessary to address numerous factors—ranging from internal politics, geopolitics, and economics to military, […] Ruben Vardanyan: All protocols bearing my signature are falsifications Armenian News | CivilNet Entrepreneur, philanthropist and former Nagorno-Karabakh state minister Ruben Vardanyan, who has been under illegal arrest in Baku for more than a year, said yesterday that Azerbaijani investigators falsified protocols and recordings of his interrogations and pressured him, his lawyer and translator to sign documents retroactively. He stated this in an open letter he dictated during a phone call from prison that was published on his social media accounts. Statement by Ruben Vardanyan, Armenian Political Prisoner Illegally Incarcerated in Azerbaijan (conveyed to his family during his weekly phone call) January 16, 2025 I would like to address […] UK’s Paddington in Peru comes to Armenia Armenian News | CivilNet By Christopher Crowson As part of its efforts to promote British culture in Armenia and encourage closer bilateral ties across all spheres, the British Embassy hosted the premiere of the latest release in the Paddington film series, Paddington in Peru on Thursday. The event, which took place at the Yerevan Mall KinoPark, was a family affair, attended by British Ambassador to Armenia John Gallagher, his family, embassy staff, the Canadian ambassador to Armenia and his wife, as well as employees and children from the Lousé Foundation – a rehabilitation center for disabled children. Ambassador Gallagher told […] YouTube International silence over Azerbaijan’s kangaroo courts In this episode of Insights, host Eric Hacopian shines a spotlight on the deeply disturbing Stalinist-style show trials being staged by the Azerbaijani… “I try to seize every opportunity as a gift to Today’s guest on Mindful Leaders is Tatev Petrossian, an inspiring designer, entrepreneur, and a visionary. Born to Armenian parents and raised in France,… CivilNet sues Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan The likelihood of a large-scale Azerbaijani military attack on Armenia in 2025 is considered low, according to a report today by Armenia’s Foreign Intelligence… Our Partners