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In an evolving geopolitical landscape marked by heightened regional tensions and shifting alliances, India has authorized the export of its Pralay quasi-ballistic missile to Armenia. This significant development, reported by Azerbaijani news agency New…
Beyond the US election result, the attention to the South Caucasus depends on which role the emerging regional order will play in a changing global security architecture.
President said he was against members of far-right RN attending ceremony for Missak ManouchianThe French far-right leader Marine Le Pen is set to defy requests to stay away from a national ceremony to honour a second world war resistance hero on Wednes…
As the Caucasus nations aim to develop their regional identity, addressing multiple issues beyond the Karabakh conflict is essential for achieving sustainable peace.
While both Azerbaijan and Armenia share long-term regional goals, their differing views on creating a transportation corridor impede progress towards a peace agreement.
Armenia should work with Turkey and Azerbaijan to build peace instead of looking to the West for weapons and training, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said, in thinly veiled criticism of the US and France.
Foreign Office says it is supporting families after 32 Wales football fans arrested in YerevanMore than 30 Wales football fans have been arrested in Armenia before Saturday’s European Championship qualifier in Yerevan.The Football Association of Wales …
India will supply 1,50,000 units of 30mm and 40mm grenades to Armenia. Munitions India Limited will supply the grenades.India is considering supplying more military equipment to Armenia, its strategic ally in Caucasus. Two months ago, MIL supplied Armenia with 5 million units of 7.62 mm calibre bullets.India is developing these grenades to save over Rs 100 crore worth of imports. The grenades
India will supply 1,50,000 units of 30mm and 40mm grenades to Armenia. Munitions India Limited will supply the grenades.India is considering supplying more military equipment to Armenia, its strategic ally in Caucasus. Two months ago, MIL supplied Armenia with 5 million units of 7.62 mm calibre bullets.India is developing these grenades to save over Rs 100 crore worth of imports. The grenades
Armenia has reportedly taken delivery of the first batch of Bastion armored vehicles from the French defense company Arquus, formerly known as Renault Trucks Defense. The announcement was made by journalist and analyst Leonid Nersisyan on Sunday, accom…