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Armenian Government Holds Meeting Amidst Prime Minister’s Absence
The Armenian Government convened its regular session on November 7, 2024, discussing various issues despite the Prime Minister’s absence. The meeting, with an agenda containing 40 items, was chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister while the Prime Minister departed for…
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What Climate Conditions Expect in Armenia in November 2024?
In November 2024, the sun’s elevation above the horizon in Armenia continues to decrease, resulting in a shorter daylight duration. The sunshine duration ranges from 120 to 160 hours during the month. The number of clear days significantly decreases (5-6…
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AZAT MARD: From London to Yerevan – How a Brand Became the Armenian Youth’s Favorite
AZAT MARD, a brand founded in London, has become one of the most popular and influential names in Armenian fashion today. Created by Garen Tchobanian and Neil Malhotra, AZAT MARD was inspired by Armenian culture and heritage. The name itself,…
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UNESCO Concerned Over Reports of Cultural Destruction in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)
UNESCO continues monitoring the situation regarding Artsakh’s (Nagorno-Karabakh’s) cultural heritage amidst reported destruction. Krista Pikkat, Director of UNESCO’s Culture and Emergencies department, stated the organization’s readiness to support preservation efforts. Discussions are ongoing with Azerbaijani authorities to establish possible support…
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Ministry of Labor Announces New Support Program for Artsakh Displaced Citizens Starting 2025
According to Azat TV the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs announced a new support initiative starting in January 2025, designed to provide monthly financial aid to forcibly displaced individuals from Artsakh.
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Former Shimon Peres Advisor Urges Israel to Recognize Armenian Genocide
Nadav Tamir, former advisor to Israeli President Shimon Peres, has published an article in Ynet calling for Israel to recognize the Armenian Genocide and establish an embassy in Yerevan. Despite strategic relations with Azerbaijan, he argues that Israel should be…
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Azerbaijan Builds 32 Power Plants in Occupied Artsakh: Exploiting Resources in Violation of International Law
Azerbaijan’s construction of power plants in Artsakh is yet another step in exploiting occupied territories and illegally utilizing natural resources. These actions not only violate fundamental principles of international law but also reflect Azerbaijan’s intention to establish a new status…
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UN Security Council Urges Israel and Iran to Exercise Restraint Amid Escalating Tensions
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has issued a strong call for restraint between Israel and Iran, warning that escalating hostilities could destabilize the already fragile Middle Eastern region. Following a series of recent Israeli airstrikes, Iran requested an emergency…
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Meta Develops Its Own AI-Powered Search Engine to Reduce Dependency on Google and Bing
According to Azat TV Meta has been actively working on its own artificial intelligence (AI)-driven search engine for over eight months. This strategic move aims to reduce Meta’s dependency on Google and Microsoft’s Bing, instead enabling Meta to offer independent…
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New Energy Programs in Armenia and Their Impact on the Economy
According to Azat TV the energy sector in Armenia is currently on the threshold of important reforms and development programs aimed at reducing external dependence and promoting economic stability. However, to what extent are these programs sufficient for the country’s…
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Government Tightens Entry Rules for Citizens of Several Countries
According to Azat TV the Armenian government has decided to tighten entry requirements for citizens of India, Iraq, and Egypt. New requirements include: Return flight ticket Proof of financial means Health insurance Invitation from an Armenian legal entity or state…
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Biden’s Letters: New Opportunities or Diplomatic Formality?
Azat TV reports, that the letters addressed by US President Joe Biden to Armenia’s Prime Minister and Azerbaijan’s President have sparked new discussions about the prospects for regional peace. However, how much can these diplomatic steps bring about real change?…
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U.S.-Armenia Partnership Strengthens Border Security Capabilities
According to Azat TV the U.S. Embassy in Yerevan continues to demonstrate its commitment to enhancing Armenia’s border security through a new specialized training program. This morning, U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission David Allen inaugurated a five-day intensive course for…
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Armenia and Azerbaijan Haven’t Discussed Next Border Delimitation Section: Deputy PM
Armenia and Azerbaijan have not yet discussed which section of the border will be subject to the next phase of delimitation, Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan, who heads the Armenian commission on border delimitation with Azerbaijan, announced in Parliament. “At…
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Azerbaijan’s Digital Campaign Under Scrutiny: OpenAI Uncovers AI-Powered Influence Operation
In a groundbreaking investigation, OpenAI has exposed an advanced influence operation linked to Azerbaijan, codenamed “A2Z.” This sophisticated campaign, leveraging artificial intelligence to shape digital narratives, marks a significant evolution in modern influence operations. The network managed roughly 150 social…