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The article discusses the political and religious turmoil in Armenia, highlighting Prime Minister Pashinyan's controversial peace deal with Azerbaijan, his conflict with the Armenian Apostolic Church, and the broader implications for Armenian national identity, sovereignty, and Christianity's future in the region, amid shifting alliances and Western influence.
Turkey and Armenia have agreed to simplify visa procedures for their citizens as part of ongoing efforts to normalize relations, including plans to allow free electronic visas for certain passport holders starting January 1, amid longstanding disputes and historical grievances.
The Lchashen wagon, a well-preserved 3,500-year-old covered wagon from Armenia, was discovered in a Bronze Age cemetery and exemplifies early wheeled vehicle innovation, likely used for transporting a deceased leader to the afterlife.
Many Central Asian and Caucasus countries like Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Azerbaijan are distancing themselves from Russia due to security concerns stemming from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, instead strengthening ties with China, the EU, Turkey, and Gulf states, as they seek to hedge against Moscow's influence while still maintaining some political and economic ties.
New footage shows European leaders laughing at President Trump's frequent confusion between Albania and Armenia during a meeting, highlighting his struggles with country names and the perception that world leaders mock him behind his back.
US President Donald Trump proposed a peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, including a 99-year lease for the US to develop the Zangezur corridor, which could boost regional trade, reduce reliance on Russia and Iran, and potentially normalize Turkey-Armenia relations. The deal marks a shift in regional dynamics, challenging Moscow's influence, but faces challenges from Iran, Russia, and Armenia's internal politics. Successful implementation would require strong US and EU support to counteract potential sabotage and ensure lasting peace.
The Washington summit between Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan resulted in a ceremonial declaration and initialing of a peace agreement, but no formal signing has occurred yet. The event was largely symbolic, with key issues like the status of Karabakh, constitutional amendments, and the proposed 'Trump Route' remaining unresolved. The agreement signifies a shift in regional influence, with the US playing a more prominent role, while Russia's influence wanes. The situation remains complex, with ongoing negotiations and geopolitical tensions.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have signed a US-brokered peace deal to end decades of conflict, with international reactions largely positive, though Iran has expressed concerns over a planned corridor. The agreement, signed in Washington by leaders Pashinyan and Aliyev in the presence of US President Trump, marks a significant step towards normalization and stability in the region, following Azerbaijan's recent control of Nagorno-Karabakh. Russia, Georgia, the EU, and the UN have welcomed the deal, emphasizing its importance for regional peace.
Iran and Russia are concerned about a US-brokered peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which includes a strategic corridor controlled by a US consortium, potentially shifting regional power dynamics and impacting Iran's access to the Black Sea and Europe. The deal signifies a decline in Russian influence and a move towards Western integration for Armenia, with implications for regional stability and geopolitics.
President Trump hosted leaders from Azerbaijan and Armenia at the White House to sign a peace agreement, marking a significant step towards resolving long-standing conflicts between the two nations.
Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a historic US-brokered peace deal at the White House, ending nearly four decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, establishing a transit corridor, and marking a significant geopolitical shift in the South Caucasus region, with both leaders praising President Trump for his role in the peace process.
Leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace deal at the White House, facilitated by President Trump, which includes reopening transportation routes and creating a transit corridor named the Trump Route, marking a significant step towards regional stability and reducing Russian influence in the South Caucasus.
Former President Trump has played a role in facilitating a peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which includes concessions such as security assistance to Azerbaijan and the withdrawal of the U.S. from the Minsk Group. The deal has received mixed reactions, with some Armenian groups criticizing it for delaying discussions on displaced Armenians and prisoners of war. Trump’s involvement marks a notable shift in his foreign policy approach, with some hoping it could influence broader regional conflicts, including the Russia-Ukraine war.
President Trump facilitated a historic peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, ending decades of conflict and signing economic agreements to boost regional development, marking a significant achievement in international diplomacy.
Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a historic peace agreement in Washington, ending decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, with US President Trump playing a key role. The deal includes the creation of the 'Trump Route' transit corridor, normalizes relations, and dissolves the OSCE Minsk Group, signaling a shift away from Moscow's influence and towards Western engagement.