The problem with blogging in a small country like Armenia is that eventually you’ll have to blog about your friends …
Looking Beyond Emotions: Armenia Joins the Eurasian Union
It was hardly a surprise for an average Armenian to learn on Friday that the country’s President signed the agreement to join the Eurasian Economic …
Opposition flexes its muscles in Yerevan
Three non-government parliamentary parties staged a demonstration of power on Friday, as they organized the most bewildering of political rallies …
What to Expect Given The History of Armenia's Past Post-Election Developments
A1plus is presenting this great archive video with lessons of the past about Armenia’s post-election developments. My main takeaway – …
President Sarkissian Defeats The Armenian People to Win Re-election
Preliminary data from the Central Election Commission (CEC) shows that with ballots counted in all 1988 polling stations president Serzh Sarkissian …
Ter-Petrossian Kills Armenian National Congress for A New Beginning
Politics just became interesting again in Armenia: Former President Levon Ter-Petrossian effectively called an end to the five-year struggle by his …
Big Deal! Tsarukian Makes First Appearance In Parliament
One of the top stories in the Armenian media today is the fact, that Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK) leader Gagik …
Commentary: Armenia’s Looming Elections Look to Be “Symbolic”
The American bi-monthly international affairs magazine National Interest has published prominent Caucasus expert Sergey Markedonov’s commentary on Armenia’s upcoming presidential elections.
Apathy about Politics in Armenia
The presidential elections are to be held in Armenia on February 18. President Serzh Sarkissian’s reelection seems to be simply a matter …
Ter-Petrossian Opts for "Divid et Impera" Approach
My main conclusion from today’s opposition rally is that Armenian National Congress (HAK) has nothing to offer his few remaining …