Armenian politics
Russia’s Shadow in Armenia: Hovhannisyan Claims Moscow Shapes Leadership, Pashinyan an Exception
Controversy over Moscow-backed support shaping Armenia’s leadership, arguing rulers benefited from Russia except Pashinyan, fueling debate on election influence.
Is Powerworth the Price? Armenia’s Leadership, Security, and the 2026 Mediation Moment
The piece argues that while US mediation matters, there must be clarity in policies and direct confrontation of threats, otherwise diplomacy risks becoming window dressing rather than a shield for citizens.
The Future of Yerevan’s Metro: A Deep Dive into the Ajapnyak Station Project
Explore the complexities of Yerevan’s Ajapnyak metro project, its implications for public transport, and the challenges of political promises in Armenia.
Armenia and Georgia Sign Defense Cooperation Memorandum
On December 23-24, a delegation from Georgia’s Defense Institution Building School, led by Deputy Director Nikoloz Melkadze, visited Armenia as part of the “Defense and Security Senior Program.” The visit facilitated discussions on the future of defense collaboration between Armenia…
Nikol: Contradictory Leader or a Populist Without Vision?
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s recent statements on social assistance programs, healthcare reforms, government vehicle reductions, and traffic cameras reflect a leader seemingly entangled in his own perpetual contradictions. His positions frequently shift from one extreme to another, raising questions about…