Armenia’s government is facing off against its ancient church as the former tries to sign a peace deal with the country’s long-time enemy Azerbaijan.

Vantage with Palki Sharma Armenia and Azerbaijan—once locked in endless war—are now inching toward peace. But the real twist?

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At a time when Baku continues to pressure and threaten Yerevan to agree to a “corridor” through Armenia, President Vahagn ...

By Clare Nuttall in Glasgow Armenia is stepping up efforts to reduce its reliance on Russia, deepening ties with Europe and the United States after Moscow failed to protect it in recent conflicts with ...

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Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan accused neighboring Azerbaijan on Thursday of "ethnic cleansing" as tens of thousands of people fled the Azerbaijani region of Nagorno-Karabakh into Armenia.

Armenia signed the statute in 1999, but its Constitutional Court ruled that its violated the country’s constitution – a decision it reversed in March, paving the way for potential ratification.

Trump is helping growth and stability there and beyond.