Armenia Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met his Azerbaijani counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov on 2 October in Geneva. Mirzoyan during the meeting reiterated Yerevan’s demands of Azerbaijani troops’ withdrawal from the occupied territories and release of prisoners of war, the Armenian Foreign Ministry’s statement says.

Since the days of the 2020 Artsakh war, Iran has been announcing that the geopolitical change in the region is unacceptable. Iran believes that the establishment of the so-called “Zangezur corridor” through Armenia is directed against Islamic Republic and can eliminate Armenian-Iranian border.

State Department spokesperson Ned Price reiterated at the press briefing on 26 September the US stance on the presence of Azerbaijani troops in Armenian territory. “We call on Azerbaijan to return troops to their initial positions.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received a delegation led by Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi on 18 September ...

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.

Some of the most significant bills by the parliament of the First Armenian Republic (1918-1920), put in a historical context.

Armenian PM's controversial statements about Nagorno-Karabakh and reactions both in Armenia and NKR.

The earthquake of December 7th, 1988 claimed thousands of lives and destroyed thousands of homes. It also had far-reaching political consequences. The relief effort that followed became a symbol of the end of the Cold War, as Western countries rushed to help their former enemy, the Soviet Union. Yet, the wide scale of damage from the earthquake and the disorganized nature of the relief effort also showed the world the degree to which the Soviet system had been plagued by corruption and inefficiency. Finally, the earthquake was followed by a crackdown on the national-democratic movement in Armenia, further eroding the trust in the Soviet system.

What led to the Second Karabakh War, how was it different from the previous ones, and what to expect next. Regional Post’s expert Tigran Zakaryan tries to explain.

The main dates and events in the history of the parliament of the Third Republic.