The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

In recent months, a clear slowdown has been noticed in the process of normalizing Armenian–Turkish and Armenian–Azerbaijani relations. It has reached a point where the parties themselves openly state that no meaningful progress can yet be recorded and that moving forward remains difficult. Although Armenia’s foreign minister has stated that the intensity of Armenian-American ...

By Narine Ghalechian

YEREVAN (Azatutyun) — One month after President Vladimir Putin’s stern warnings to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Russian authorities have reportedly banned on sanitary grounds sales of Armenia’s most famous brand of mineral water.

A senior Russian official, Revaz Yusupov, told the RBC news agency on Tuesday, April 28,  that the state ...

YEREVAN (Azatutyun) — Azerbaijan’s government-controlled Islamic religious body confirmed and defended on Monday the destruction of Nagorno-Karabakh’s largest Armenian cathedral and another church located in Stepanakert.

It claimed that the Azerbaijani authorities had “both legal and moral grounds” for tearing them down.

“The demolition of two illegal buildings ...

By Mikheil Gvadzabia

Georgia’s Interior Ministry has denied a request by an Armenian civil society group to hold a demonstration in front of the Turkish Embassy in Tbilisi on the occasion of the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.

The Armenian Community of Georgia, the organization behind the demonstration, told OC Media that they initially notified Tbilisi City ...

By Aytan Ahmadova

The Belgium and Dutch parliaments adopted resolutions which also included imprisoned Armenian prisoners in Baku on April 16, resulting in condemnations from the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry and the summoning of both countries’ ambassadors on Monday, April 20.

The resolution which was adopted in Brussels by the Belgian Parliament contains 10 req...