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Day: November 27, 2024

Armenia’s president may be subject to corruption probe

Armenia’s president may be subject to corruption probe

CivilNet
November 27, 2024

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Armenia’s First Satellite Program Falls Short of Expectations

Armenia’s First Satellite Program Falls Short of Expectations

CivilNet
November 27, 2024

By Hayk Hovhannisyan Armenia’s first satellite program, launched with great fanfare in May 2022,…

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Armenia’s tax reform ignites debate as small businesses sound alarm

Armenia’s tax reform ignites debate as small businesses sound alarm

Գեվորգ Թոսունյան Gevorg Tosunyan
November 27, 2024

By Gevorg Tosunyan Armenia’s government is pushing for major tax reforms that aim to create an…

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Pashinyan undermines one of democracy’s pillars: the local self-government system

Pashinyan undermines one of democracy’s pillars: the local self-government system

Կարեն Հարությունյան Karen Harutyunyan
November 27, 2024

Op-ed by Karen Harutyunyan, Editor-in-chief On Tuesday evening, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced…

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Visa cashless forum marks its first event in Armenia

Visa cashless forum marks its first event in Armenia

CivilNet
November 27, 2024

Sponsored content On November 22, the Visa Cashless Forum marked its first event in Armenia’s capital…

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  • Pashinyan’s Sovereignty Illusion: Losing Karabakh, Finding Armenia?

    On June 19, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made yet another controversial statement, claiming: “We didn’t lose Nagorno-Karabakh; we found the Republic of Armenia.” In any democracy, a remark that frames a national tragedy as a political achievement would provoke fierce debate. In Armenia, it reveals a deeper crisis: the normalization of post-truth politics as a tool to evade responsibility and reshape public perception. Pashinyan’s remark reflects a consistent effort over the past several years to absolve the current government of responsibility for the 2020 defeat, while simultaneously constructing a myth of sovereignty born from loss. The assertion invites the […]

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    Pashinyan arrives in Turkey for historic visit

  • British parliament members endorse Swiss-led Artsakh peace initiative 

    In a significant show of international support, members of the United Kingdom Parliament have issued a joint statement endorsing the Swiss Peace Initiative on Nagorno-Karabakh. The statement, released by MP Jim Shannon (DUP) of the House of Commons and Lord David Alton of the House of Lords, reflects the views of more than 110 British parliamentarians who are part of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on International Freedom of Religion or Belief (APPG FoRB). The Swiss-led initiative, ratified by Switzerland’s parliament in March 2025, seeks to establish an international peace forum to facilitate open dialogue between Azerbaijan and the forcibly displaced […]

  • Armenia, Russia may lose $6bn in mutual trade by year-end,

    By Alexander Pracht Russia and Armenia could lose around $6 billion in mutual trade turnover by the end of 2025, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk warned on Friday, speaking at the International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg. Overchuk said the decline reflects an ongoing sharp drop in economic ties between the two countries. “By the most conservative estimates, we lost about $2 billion last year. This year, the drop so far is $3 billion. Clearly, we are looking at a total loss of about $6 billion by the end of the year. These are serious figures,” Overchuk said. In […]

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    Billionaire Samvel Karapetyan arrested for alleged power usurpation 

  • Indian student recounts evacuating Iran through Armenia

    By Minahil Arif “I’ve always felt safe in Iran before the recent tensions started. In fact, I love Iran—after India, it feels like a second home to me,” Tamheed Ulislam, 24, told CivilNet. A student at the Urmia University of Medical Sciences, he is among dozens of Indian nationals who fled after crossing the Iran-Armenia border.  As tensions reach a boiling point between Israel and Iran, foreign governments are seeking emergency exits for nationals stranded in both countries. The Armenia-Iran border has been crowded since the attacks, with the flow of hundreds of Iranian citizens arriving in Armenia. As many […]

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    Who wants Iran destroyed & why? 

    In this episode of Insights, host Eric Hacopian covers the geopolitical shock of Israel’s attack on Iran, and what the unfolding war means for Armenia. Hacopian outlines the key developments, including the purported use of Azerbaijani territory for Israeli drone strikes, the likely goals behind the attacks, and the potential for a wider regional conflict. He also examines how Iran’s instability could affect Armenia’s security, economy, and border situation, raising concerns about delayed imports, possible refugee flows, and increased threats from Azerbaijan.

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    Armenia-Iran Border: Iranians Speak About War and Their Families

     “We have complicated this simple life.” The flow of Iranian citizens to Armenia continues. Uncertainty, loved ones left on the other side of the border, and an emptying Tehran: this is how Iranians who have crossed the Agarak checkpoint describe the situation. Some, despite obstacles, are going in the other direction- returning to Iran to be with their relatives.

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