New Survey Shows Growing Russian Support for Peaceful Dialogue with Ukraine and International Involvement in Conflict Resolution
Russians support closer ties with Ukraine for peaceful dialogue, as revealed by a recent survey. Majority back UN and OSCE involvement in resolving the conflict. Majority also criticize Putin’s actions and believe Russia’s policy is going in the wrong direction. 47% prefer to continue military operations, but many express concern about casualties. Blame for crisis largely placed on US and NATO. Survey conducted among 1,627 participants in 137 locations.
“EU Prepares for 14th Round of Eastern Partnership Negotiations: Focusing on Practical Meetings and Engagement with Russian Stakeholders”
The 14th round of Eastern Partnership negotiations will focus on practical meetings in peaceful locations with Russians and other stakeholders. Talks will address refugee matters and restrictions will be confirmed at the June 24 summit.
Russian Forces Invade Artsakh’s Northern Border, Occupy Villages: Reports
RD ZU invades northern border of Artsakh, occupies 3km of Ukernavan. Russians block Ochereton, advance towards east and west along railway line. Karamik and Novokalino also occupied. Russian forces move at 2km per week, shelling Chasovoy Yar gorge. Difficult situation for Russian grouping in Mariinka.
“Spokesperson accuses Armenian Prime Minister of fueling tensions with Russia and ignoring consequences”
This article discusses the ongoing disagreement between Armenia and Russia. Arto Khachatryan from the National Assembly “Armenia” faction emphasizes that moving away from the Eurasian Union will lead to economic difficulties and social unrest. He believes that Pashinyan’s actions have aggravated the situation and denies any wrongdoing by his government.
“Putin Takes to the Streets of Moscow to Connect with Citizens in the Wake of Recent Incident: A Visit to Krokus City Hall”
Putin to meet Russians in “Krokus City Hall” after recent incident. News from Armenia. Available in Russian.
“Russian Shoppers Flocking to Armenia and Belarus for Unbeatable Deals: Study Reveals Top Destinations for Mass Market Products”
Many Russians choose Armenia and Belarus for mass market product purchases, according to the Russian Union of Tour Operators. Yerevan offers brand stores, boutique designs, and local designers, while Belarus and Armenia provide shopping opportunities for those with a Russian passport. Factors like favorable exchange rates and cheap tickets also influence the preference for these shopping destinations.
“Armenia without the Armenian: The Complex Dilemma of National Identity and Governance”
Discover Armenia’s history of attempting to remove itself from its own identity. Despite various slogans such as “Armenia without Turks” or “Armenia without Russians,” the country always ends up without its own people. This analysis explores the complexities of the region and the need for proper governance. The article also discusses the challenges faced during the Karabakh conflict and the importance of establishing a united and effective government for a successful transition. Stay tuned for more insights on government formations.
“Former Russian President Warns of Impending War as Biden Administration Faces Allegations of Manipulation”
The Biden administration’s historical background and its approach to global affairs are examined. The article questions the excessive spending on a small state in collapse and the lack of military consequences for open threats against the US president. The article suggests a new trend in American politics, created by manipulation through media involvement. Former Russian President Medvedev criticizes the administration and its supporters for their alleged financial interests.