foreign policy
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Trump Claims Iran Standoff Won’t Deter Potential Conflict
President Trump asserts that recent diplomatic friction will not prevent further military action against Iran as the two nations navigate a fragile truce.
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NATO Treaty Rules Out Expulsion Amid US Withdrawal Speculation
As US officials weigh the future of the alliance following Iran-related tensions, NATO clarifies its founding treaty contains no mechanism for member expulsion.
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Russian Pressure Mounts as Armenia Weighs Strategic Pivot
Russian officials escalate rhetoric, using aviation and economic threats to influence Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary elections and foreign policy trajectory.
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Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day: Rising Geopolitical Tensions
As the world marks the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, advocates are shifting focus toward modern threats, including territorial incursions and state-led rhetoric.
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Diplomatic Reciprocity: Armenia and Kazakhstan Land Swap Plan
Armenia and Kazakhstan move to strengthen diplomatic ties through a reciprocal land allocation agreement for new embassy facilities.
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Yerevan Prepares for European Summit Amid Regional Uncertainty
Armenia readies to host the eighth European Political Community summit in May, as officials await confirmation from regional neighbors Turkey and Azerbaijan.
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Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Amidst High-Stakes Hostage Standoff
U.S. President Donald Trump has extended a ceasefire with Iran while demanding the release of eight women, signaling a volatile shift in regional diplomacy.
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Iran Shifts Toward Collective Rule Amid Post-Khamenei Uncertainty
Following the death of Iran’s supreme leader, a fragmented security council now navigates high-stakes ceasefire talks with the U.S. amid internal power struggles.
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Trump Forecasts Major Iran Deal as Conflict Reaches Critical Point
U.S. President Donald Trump signals a potential grand bargain with Iran to end ongoing hostilities, even as he rejects extending the current ceasefire.
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New EU Civilian Mission Marks Shift in Armenia Strategic Ties
The EU Foreign Affairs Council has approved a new civilian mission for Armenia, reinforcing democratic resilience ahead of the May 5 summit.
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Armenia and NATO Pivot Toward New Cooperation Frameworks
National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan met with NATO’s Kevin Hamilton to discuss deepening ties, signaling a strategic shift amid regional pressures.
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Kallas Signals EU Priority on Armenia and Azerbaijan Relations
EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas emphasizes the urgency of regional normalization, as the bloc faces calls to apply consistent standards to external influence.
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Armenia and NATO Signal Strategic Pivot Toward Deeper Partnership
President Vahagn Khachaturyan signals a foundational shift in Armenia-NATO ties, emphasizing democratic reform and security cooperation in a critical regional context.
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Baku Rhetoric Under Scrutiny as Opposition Questions Peace Terms
Former Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan argues that Baku’s specific linguistic framing of peace talks signals a policy of continued pressure against Armenia.
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Armenia and NATO Deepen Ties Amid Regional Security Shifts
Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan met with NATO’s special representative to discuss expanding cooperation on democratic reforms and regional security.