scandals in the Caucasus

Armenia is patching things up with Russia?

Armenia is patching things up with Russia?

A seismic shift in Armenia’s foreign policy that has seen it forge closer relations with the European Union is not a threat to Moscow, Armenia’s envoy to the EU Tigran Balayan said POLITICO in an interview amid increasingly tense …

UEFA opens proceedings against Armenia's Football Federation

UEFA opens proceedings against Armenia's Football Federation

The UEFA has opened a disciplinary case against the Football Federation of Armenia (FFA) due to events at the Armenia-Croatia match in Yerevan as part of the Euro 2024 qualifying round. The FFA is accused of closing public passages at …

Armenian politicians wiretap each other

Armenian politicians wiretap each other

The United States has included in its federal "blacklist" Israel's Pegasus and Predator spywares, which were recently mentioned in publications about targeting the phones of Armenia’s officials. It is known that more …

Protest action near Armenian government continues

Protest action near Armenian government continues

The protest action continues at the government of Armenia. Its participants are the parents of soldiers who died in the Karabakh war. The protesters demand the release of Gayane Hakobyan, who was placed in a detention center. The woman is accused of kidnapping the son of Pashinyan, the head of government.

Lost Azerbaijani citizen imprisoned by Armenia for 11 years

Lost Azerbaijani citizen imprisoned by Armenia for 11 years

Azerbaijani citizen, Agshin Babirov became a political prisoner in Armenia: an Armenian court sentenced him to 11.5 years in prison for accidentally crossing the conditional border of the two countries. Unlike Azerbaijan, which always return lost Armenian soldiers to their homeland, Armenia has chosen another path.