Russia

By Aleksandr V. Gevorkyan A lot has been written about the former Soviet Union since its inception in 1922 and even more so since its collapse in 1991. The scholarly[...]

YEREVAN – Russian photographer Alexander Grebeshkov was born in Moscow in 1984. He practiced karate, entered a sports college after the ninth grade, and later continued his education at a[...]

BRUSSELS (Azatutyun) — The European Union accused Russia on Tuesday, December 2, of spreading “disinformation” in Armenia ahead of next year’s Armenian parliamentary elections as it pledged to deepen ties[...]

For many years in Armenia – decades, actually – there has been a debate about whether it is possible to integrate into the European Union or become a member of[...]

Nikita or Mkrtich Simonyan played soccer at a time when the sport was still relatively new in the Soviet Union. His father, Poghos Simonyan, was a survivor of the Armenian[...]

YEREVAN (Azatutyun) — Russia has defended the track record of Armenia’s national electric utility owned by jailed Russian-Armenian billionaire Samvel Karapetyan but stopped short of explicitly criticizing the company’s controversial[...]

Turkey’s approach to Armenia appears to involve obstructing measures that would genuinely benefit the Armenian state while simultaneously undertaking actions that could help the current Armenian government win the 2026[...]

Ukrainian President V. Zelensky will travel to Turkey this week in an effort to start negotiations with Russia aimed at ending the war. US special envoy Steve Witkoff is expected[...]

The global competition among China, Russia, and the United States continues to intensify, encompassing various regions around the world. One of the most striking examples of this is the interaction[...]

By Michael Rubin Azerbaijan, the ostensibly pro-Western and secular dictatorship in the Caucasus, likes to depict itself as a bastion of religious tolerance, a bulwark against Islamist terrorism, and an ally in[...]