By Clare Nuttall in Glasgow Armenia is stepping up efforts to reduce its reliance on Russia, deepening ties with Europe and ...

As Russia's influence wanes in the South Caucasus due to its war in Ukraine, Armenia and Azerbaijan are strengthening ...

Russia’s answer to NATO—marking a devastating blow to Putin’s post-Soviet empire. This isn't just a diplomatic shift; it's a ...

This article was originally published by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and is reprinted with permission. As Russia remains ...

Interview by Vazha Tavberidze In this interview with RFE/RL’s Georgian Service, Robert Gevondyan, a political analyst and ...

As I have argued in my previous Mirror-Spectator article, it is essential for Armenia to seek options for enhanced ...

Akbar Novruz Read more After years of ambiguity, hedging, and regional miscalculations, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol ...

TEHRAN - Bilateral trade between Iran and Armenia has reached nearly $1.0 billion, reflecting deepening economic ties between ...

M A HossainIt is easy to overlook the quiet revolutions in geopolitics, especially when the headlines are dominated by wars in Ukraine an ...

In the first half of the 21st century, the international order is undergoing a dynamic transformation, where traditional security frameworks are losing their foothold, and new actors and alliances are ...

Iran expresses deep concern and suspicion over recent diplomatic and strategic shifts involving Azerbaijan and Syria, particularly following Syrian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s visit to Baku.

Beijing’s “parasitic” efforts to lead the advanced batteries sector are potentially impairing U.S. national security.