Why did the Russian peacekeepers come and why did they leave?

Armenia’s prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, has presented his government’s programme for 2026–31 to parliament, outlining one of the most radical revisions of the country’s foreign policy in decades. His address brought three issues together into a...

Pashinyan acknowledged that Tigranashen belongs to Azerbaijan and Artsvashen to Armenia, but said no agreement had been reached. Another question remains unanswered: after more than 30 years, will former residents want to return to villages...

Azerbaijan's energy advantage, Georgia's transit model and Armenia's technology potential illustrate the region's different economic trajectories Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia posted different growth rates in 2025, but the high share of raw...

Yerevan’s 2026–2031 security program promises a technology-driven defense model less dependent on Russia. The shift could stabilize the region — or accelerate a new arms race. TAPDIG FARHADOGLU The Logic Behind Pashinyan’s Security Bet Armenia’s new...