Trump while wrapping up his three-day state visit, where he was recieved complete royal treatment and welcome. But it wasn't tea with king Charles that made headlines it was a bizzare claim and a gaffe. Watch this video to find out more.


Trump Says He Ended Seven Conflicts During His UK Visit, Mixes Up Nations on Global Stage

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is holding talks in Armenia about a corridor project near the border with Iran, which Iran had recently vowed to block due to concerns over a potential US presence in the region.


Iran-Armenia ties: Armenia assures Iran will control border corridor post 'Trump corridor' deal

US President Donald Trump, who acted as the mediator between Armenia and Azerbaijan, announced that the two nations have agreed to stop all fighting "forever".

Trump hailed as 'peacemaker' as Armenia, Azerbaijan agree to stop fighting 'forever'

Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan has said that Made-in-India defence equipment are of interest to his country with key focus on reforming his country's defense sector, something that is not against "any third country". Armenia and India have significantly deepened their defense cooperation in recent years, with India emerging as a key supplier of military equipment to Armenia. The country in the South Caucasus has procured Pinaka Multi-Barrel Rocket Launchers, becoming the first international customer of India's indigenously developed defence asset.

Made in India defence equipment are of interest to us: Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan

India begins export of indigenously developed Pinaka rocket launchers to Armenia

India has started exporting its Akash Missile System to Armenia. Marking the first time, that the Akash Weapon System has been exported to a foreign country. A move that not only underscores India’s growing military prowess.

India Starts Exporting Akash Missile System

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Rise of rockets and missiles in conflicts

Russia shut down a military base in Azerbaijan. Nearly 2,000 of its troops had been deployed in the military base in Karabakh. This move came after Azeri forces recaptured the area last year.

Russian troops leave Karabakh, now back under Azerbaijan's control

The Caucasus arch-foes, Armenia and Azerbaijan, have been locked in bloody conflict ever since the break up of the Soviet Union more than three decades ago. They have fought two wars, in the 1990s and in 2020, over the mountainous territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, which Baku recaptured in a lightning offensive last September. Peace has remained elusive though and fears of a renewed conflict is always lurking around the corner. After Armenian foreign ministry announced, on the 19th of April, agreements between Yerevan and Baku on border delimitation, residents of several villages in Armenia have been protesting the transfer of four abandoned border villages to Azerbaijan. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Protests in Armenia following border delimitation

In their first meeting since Azerbaijan regained control of Nagorno-Karabakh, the foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan convened in Iran on Monday. Russia stated that the primary issue had been settled, subject to additional work on a peace treaty. The summit was held against the backdrop of escalating Middle East tensions, following Azerbaijan's swift advance into the disputed territory.

Russia begins withdrawing from Nagorno-Karabakh even though Moscow has a military base in Armenia

India is broadening its military footprint. India will soon deploy defence attaché in some African states & other nations. This marks a significant shift in India's strategic approach to bolstering ties with key regions.

India to send defence attaché to African states, Armenia & Philippines

At least two injured after attempting to attack police station in Armenian capital

NATO Chief Jen Stoltenberg visited the Armenian capital of Yerevan on Tuesday. Speaking to residents of the village of Voskepar in Tavush region Nikol Pashinyan warned Armenia's refusal to delineate the Border could trigger a new confrontation. Watch to know more!

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg visits Armenia, calls for peace with Azerbaijan

Armenia’s PM says he must return disputed areas to Azerbaijan or face war

Azerbaijan appears to have started demolishing a building in Stepanakert that housed Nagorno-Karabakh’s parliament for almost two decades.

Former Karabakh Armenian Parliament building destroyed

Azerbaijan demolishes key building of Karabakh Armenians

Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov and his Armenian counterpart Ararat Mirzoyan met in Berlin on Wednesday as part of peace talks between the two countries.

Azerbaijan and Armenia make new push for peace in Berlin

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said in an interview published on Sunday that his country was not Russia' ally in its war against Ukraine, but stressed its military cooperation projects were not directed against any single country.

Armenia's PM: 'We are not Russia's ally' in war against Ukraine

Armenia PM Pashinyan told television network that the CSTO pact, dominated by Russia, had failed Armenia. "The Collective Security Treaty has not fulfilled its objectives as far as Armenia is concerned, particularly in 2021 and 2022. And we could not let that happen without taking notice," Pashinyan said through an interpreter.

Armenia freezes participation in Russia-led security bloc

Armenia abandons Russia-led regional military bloc CSTO

Four Armenian soldiers were killed and another wounded by Azerbaijani fire along the two countries' heavily militarized border on the 13th of February. Baku claimed that the attack on the Armenian position was in retaliation to an Armenian provocation a day earlier in which one Azerbaijani soldier was wounded. Tuesday's flare-up in violence was the first since the Caucasus' arch-foes began negotiating a deal last year to end more than three decades of intermittent war. A couple of days after the border skirmish, Armenian Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan, warned that Azerbaijan is planning a full-scale war against Armenia. Both nations have professed an interest in signing a peace treaty but continue to disagree over issues including precise demarcation of their border and control over several small territorial enclaves. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Is Azerbaijan planning a full-scale war against Armenia?

Azerbaijan has announced the release of 32 Armenian soldiers as part of prisoner swap deal. Armenia on its part has also handed over two Azerbaijani soldiers.

Armenia, Azerbaijan agree to exchange prisoners of war, takes place in Azerbaijan's border region

Armenia, Azerbaijan agree to exchange prisoners of war in joint statement

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