Topic: Politics

YEREVAN (RFE/RL) — The former deputy chief of the general staff of Armenia’s armed forces has been arrested on charges of negligence relating to the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war, amid ongoing[...]

LOS ANGELES (mayor.lacity.gov) – Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on December 5 announced the appointment of Council President Emeritus Paul Krekorian as executive director of the Office of Major Events.[...]

As a general rule, the elections held in one country can have a significant impact on bilateral relations, global politics, or geopolitical developments between the countries. Naturally, the case of[...]

By Arshaluys Barseghyan On Monday, November 18, six cabinet members resigned following Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s criticism last week of the poor performance of the judicial, legal, and law[...]

That Armenia 2024 is not Armenia 2014 is obvious to all Armenians and most observers of world affairs. Ironically, it is a reality which continues to elude many think tankers[...]

Next month, dozens of heads of state, hundreds of diplomats, and thousands of activists will gather in Baku, Azerbaijan for the 29th annual UN climate change conference. The UN rotates[...]

By Ruzanna Stepanian YEREVEN (Aztutyun) — Armenia’s government does not regard Nagorno-Karabakh’s exiled leaders as legal representatives of the region and its displaced population, parliament speaker Alen Simonyan said on[...]

In the past two months the US national conventions for both the Republican and Democratic Parties took place. The Republican Party held its national convention between July 15 and 18 in Milwaukee,[...]

The 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war and the onset of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in February 2022 have dramatically disrupted the status quo in the South Caucasus, thrusting the region into the center[...]

In my latest article for the Armenian Mirror-Spectator, I discussed the competition in the South Caucasus among key players: Russia, Turkey, the USA, and Iran. I analyzed recent developments in[...]