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Agenda Announced for December 3 Extraordinary Session of Armenia’s Parliament
The agenda for the December 3 extraordinary session of Armenia’s National Assembly has been officially published. According to a government decision, the session will address a wide range of legislative initiatives, including economic, financial, healthcare, electoral, and environmental issues. Key…
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France Backs Ukraine’s Right to Use SCALP Missiles Against Russia Amid Rising Tensions
France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has stated that Ukraine has the right to use long-range SCALP missiles provided by Paris against Russian targets under the principle of self-defense. In an interview with the BBC, Barrot emphasized that the weapons, supplied…
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The Rise of AI Avatars: Pickle’s Tech Lets Your Digital Clone Join Web Calls (VIDEO)
The digital workplace just got a bit stranger with the arrival of Pickle, a startup offering a way to clone yourself digitally for virtual meetings. With a simple five-minute training video, users can generate an AI-powered avatar of themselves, designed…
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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…
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Armenian Team Wins 14 Medals at Military Wrestling World Championship
The Armenian national team delivered an outstanding performance at the Military Wrestling World Championship, earning a total of 15 medals. The event took place in Yerevan from November 20 to 22. Gold Medalists: Gaspar Terteryan (67 kg) Suren Agadzhanyan (60…
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Sargis Galstyan Sentenced to 18 Years for Espionage in Favor of Azerbaijan
The sentencing of Sargis Galstyan to 18 years in prison for alleged espionage in favor of Azerbaijan raises significant legal and societal questions. The accusations stem from the period of the 44-day war and subsequent events tied to the depopulation…
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Azerbaijan Misinterprets Energy Charter: Armenia Responds to Arbitration Case
Azerbaijan’s attempt to link the Energy Charter Treaty with the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) conflict highlights its strategy to leverage international legal frameworks to advance political narratives. According to Armenia’s Office of the Representative for International Legal Matters, this arbitration case, managed…
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Parajanov 100 Exhibition: A Unique Fusion of Art and Fashion
As part of the celebrations marking Sergei Parajanov’s centennial, the “Parajanov 100” exhibition held at Armenia’s National Gallery transformed into an extraordinary celebration of art and fashion. Organized by the “Artuyt” company, this collection, featuring silk scarves and Haute Couture…
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CSTO’s Inaction and Armenia’s Demands
The deterioration of relations between Armenia and the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) has recently underscored the organization’s inability and inefficiency. Yerevan is signaling a possible withdrawal from the CSTO, citing the failure of Russia and the CSTO to fulfill…
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Armenia Welcomes ICJ Rejection Of Azerbaijan’s Preliminary Objections
The Office of the Representative of Armenia on International Legal Matters has expressed approval of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling from November 12, 2024, which entirely dismissed Azerbaijan’s preliminary objections in the case of Armenia vs. Azerbaijan under…
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India Exports First Akash Missile Battery to Armenia, Marking Milestone in Defence Cooperation
India’s recent export of the Akash missile system to Armenia marks a significant milestone in both countries’ defence strategies according to The New Indian Express. As India expands its role as an arms exporter, this deal strengthens Armenia’s defensive capabilities,…
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Newly Discovered Early Medieval Rock-Cut Complex in Ohanavan Yields Significant Archaeological Artifacts
Ohanavan, Aragatsotn Region – A recent archaeological excavation led by Mher Khechoyan and the team from the Research Center for Cultural Heritage in collaboration with the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography has uncovered valuable artifacts in a newly discovered early…
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World Leaders Snub COP29 Amidst Political Disputes and Climate Frustration
As the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change approaches, a notable number of world leaders are choosing to stay home, casting a shadow over the event billed as the “finance COP”. While…
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Scandal Ahead of COP29 Involving Azerbaijani Official
Ahead of COP29, Azerbaijani official Elnur Soltanov allegedly used his position to discuss fossil fuel deals, according to secret recordings obtained by the BBC. Soltanov reportedly organized a meeting with a person posing as an investor interested in SOCAR. Soltanov…
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France Welcomes Decision to Host COP-17 Biodiversity Conference in Armenia
The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced its support for Armenia’s selection to host the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP-17) for biodiversity. According to Armenpress, France warmly welcomes Armenia’s decision to host the COP-17 conference in 2026. France…