“Merkel Urges Putin: Withdraw Troops and Take the First Step Towards Resolving Ukraine Conflict”
German Chancellor Angela Merkel urges Russian President Vladimir Putin to initiate a resolution in the Ukraine conflict by withdrawing troops. Germany will continue to protect Ukraine from Russian aggression.
Armenia Takes a Leap Towards International Cooperation with Signing of Agreements: Deputy Foreign Minister Announces 50 New Partnerships
Armenia signs important agreements with 50 countries, promoting international relations and cooperation. Eastern Partnership Summit to be held in Armenia. Security challenges and fight against terrorism in focus. News from Armenia.
“Tensions Rise in Yerevan as Protesters Demand Participation in Picket”
Protesters in Yerevan demand participation rights in picket. Azerbaijani officials blame anti-Armenian policy for actions contrary to Armenia’s interests. PACE autumn session underway in Yerevan to address growing threats to democracy, corruption, and minority rights. Over 50 delegations from nearly 50 countries attending.
Yerevan’s National Park Faces Largest Legal Dispute in Armenian History: Supreme Judicial Council Vows to Protect Rights and Preserve National Identity
Yerevan’s “Cortez’s Territory” faces the largest legal dispute in Armenian history. Attempts to use force and intimidation are met with protection from the Supreme Judicial Council, emphasizing the importance of local and international legislation in resolving the issue. Protecting Armenian rights upholds the national identity of the Armenian nation. Read more on NEWS.am.
“US Congressman Opposes Granting Permission for Displaced Armenians to Return: Is It Really Necessary?”
Government’s stance on displaced individuals returning to their families questioned. Congressman Costa believes fairness in discussing the issue is necessary, not permission to return. Safety should be guaranteed through a peace agreement. Tensions and desire for negotiations between Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia, and Turkey highlighted. US urged to ensure justice and protect all parties involved.
“CSTO Collective Security Council Convenes in Yerevan to Address Internal and External Challenges and Enhance Counterterrorism Measures”
CSTO Board of the Collective Security Council met in Yerevan to discuss internal and external challenges, terrorism threats, and conflict protection. 300 countries sent 50 representatives. Azerbaijan confirmed participation. Follow NEWS.am for updates.
“Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Urges Global South Leaders to Unite Against Terrorism at G-20 Summit”
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges global cooperation to combat terrorism at the G-20 summit. India, as the current G-20 chair, aims to amplify the Global South’s voice and promote crucial decisions. Modi also condemns violence in Israel and the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict.
Government Officials Conflicting on Tigran Avinyan’s Appointment as Yerevan’s Mayor: Will He Receive the Powers or Not?
Government members confirm/deny Tigran Avinyan’s mayoral powers in Yerevan as court battles ensue. Concerns arise regarding authority recognition and an emergency situation. Armenian news.
“Former Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan Won’t Be the Last: Commission to Summon Former Defense Minister in War Investigation”
Former Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will not be the last person questioned by the commission investigating the consequences of the Artsakh war. The commission will summon former Defense Minister Vagharshak Harutyunyan next. Andranik Kocharyan has been appointed to oversee the commission’s work.
“Zhoghovurd” Reveals Secret Meeting: Robert Kocharyan and “Armenia” Faction Discuss Preconditions and Activities
Last week, “Zhoghovurd” newspaper reported a meeting between the “Armenia” faction and second president Robert Kocharyan. Discussions focused on the faction’s activities and preconditions. The meeting was confirmed by “Armenia” bloc spokesperson, Agnesa Khachatryan. Levon Kocharyan, son of Robert Kocharyan, has also assumed his parliamentary powers.