- The Armenian government is ready to start the process of concluding a peace treaty with Azerbaijan, says Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
- Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan criticized the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization for failing to respond to incursions by Azerbaijani troops into Armenia last May.
- Deputies of the Armenian National Assembly attempted to go to Karabakh (Artsakh) on Tuesday, but were barred from entering.
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Abu Dhabi hosts Pashinyan-Aliyev peace talks
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is set to hold talks with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on July 10 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The news was confirmed by the press office of the Armenian government. “On July 10, as part of the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, a bilateral meeting will take place in Abu Dhabi between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev,” the official statement reads. It is noted that the Armenian Prime Minister will depart for the UAE on Wednesday for a working visit. On the same day, Pashinyan is scheduled to […]
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No signs that Ani Cathedral in Turkey will become mosque
The Ani Cathedral in Turkey is being restored, and while some Turkish sources have referred to it by its Seljuk-era mosque name, there’s no indication it will actually be converted into one. An official on site says the project is strictly about preservation.
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How an NBA coach is transforming Armenian basketball
Rex Kalamian, assistant coach of the Milwaukee Bucks and head coach of Armenia’s national basketball team, shares how he’s using his NBA experience to build Armenia’s basketball program from the ground up. Kalamian offers insights into his recruiting process and what he’s learned working with some of the biggest names in the game. He also reflects on what representing Armenia means to him as the grandson of a genocide survivor and the profound impact his work in the country has had on him. 0:00- Introduction 0:44- How he became the national team’s coach 2:08- The Process 4:09- On coaching famous […]
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Armenia joins global fight against disinformation at GlobalFact 12
For the first time, an Armenian media outlet participated in the largest gathering of fact checkers worldwide – the International Fact-Checking Network GlobalFact 12 Summit, held in Rio de Janeiro last month. CivilNet’s presence marked a historic step for Armenia’s fact‑checking community and a milestone in the country’s fight against misinformation. Hosted by the International Fact‑Checking Network (IFCN), GlobalFact 12 brought together over 300 investigators from around the globe, featured more than 80 speakers and 40 sessions on strengthening global fact‑checking through collaboration, training, and innovation. CivilNet was represented by Ani Grigoryan, head of the outlet’s fact‑checking unit, who returned with valuable […]
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Prime Minister Pashinyan sues Hraparak daily for defamation
By Siranush Adamyan Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has filed a defamation lawsuit against Hraparak daily, requesting a public retraction and 1 million drams (US$2,600) in non-material damages over an article that questioned his personal and moral integrity. According to court records reviewed by Hetq, the lawsuit was submitted to Yerevan’s Court of General Jurisdiction on July 4. The article in question, published in 2025, speculated on the Prime Minister’s private life, citing rumors that he had been spending extended periods behind closed doors with his press secretary. Hraparak claimed that such questions about the Prime Minister’s personal conduct were […]
