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French polls’ outcome can hardly affect relations with Armenia, yet Yerevan needs a more engaging French policy in the region. Read more

HSBC Bank Armenia CJSC (hereinafter HSBC Armenia) has been named as “Market Leader” for the second consecutive year and as “Best Service provider” in Euromoney’s 2022 Trade Finance Survey.

As Armenian Economy Minister visits Moscow, Yerevan faces multiple challenges due to sanctions on Russia. See more on threats and opportunities

Russian peacekeepers barred Armenian MPs’ entry to Nagorno-Karabakh as Yerevan’s backlash followed. Opposition MPs criticized government for this. Read more …

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan’s parliament speech raised concerns as to his realistic approach in foreign policy matters. This evokes some historical parallels.

Armenian-Turkish negotiations continue against the background of a tense situation around Armenia and the neighboring region. Regional Post looks into the details of talks and possible outcomes.

Armenian Prime Minster Nikol Pashinyan’s visit comes after intense diplomatic overtures by the West. Official reports on those provide some insights into what can be expected from the talks.

The Russian president’s continuous references to history as justification for his political decisions cannot be incidental. A due appreciation of this circumstance by Armenian policy and opinion makers is long overdue.

Armenia needs to reconsider the Armenian Genocide in its political agenda after recognition by major Western countries. Genocide as a fact cannot be a matter of bargain.

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Armenia started looking for new partners to diversify its options. The following summarizes Yerevan’s recent foreign political activities.