
Fidan Praises Pashinyan
NewsTurkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan praised Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, stating that “following the liberation of the occupied territories in Karabakh, Prime Minister Pashinyan took a historic risk in the name of peace and relations with Azerbaijan,” according to Anadolu Agency.

The Servants of Traitors. Part 1: Artur Vanetsyan – Treason Knows No Dignity
The Tribunal's file, NewsThe Public Tribunal project is launching a new series of articles exposing those who served as pillars propping up the regime of high treason - those who, in pursuit of personal gain and in order to preserve their positions and ill-gotten wealth, executed criminal orders and directives, betraying the oath they once swore to the Motherland.
One such figure is Artur Vanetsyan, former Director of the National Security Service of the Republic of Armenia (hereinafter – RA NSS).

"My Step" — From Broke to Millionaire: The Unprecedented Corruption of the "Velvet" Revolutionaries
The Tribunal's file, NewsDuring a parliamentary discussion on the Anti-Corruption Committee's report, Anna Grigoryan, an MP from the Armenia Alliance, presented data suggesting rapid and suspicious wealth accumulation among members of the ruling authorities.

Symbol of Defeat – Nikol Pashinyan: The Need for a Movement of Armenia
NewsNikol has become the symbol of defeat, and he seeks to turn the Republic of Armenia and its ‘proud’ citizens into the same. His and his partner’s slogan is: ‘Losing is fashionable.’ According to their logic, defeat should permeate every area of life. Loss must be normalized - turned into a lifestyle, something to accept as natural.

Vardan Karagyozyan: Louis XIV of Yenokavan, Named Nikol
News, WitnessesThere is no historical precedent for a government actively participating in the destruction of its own state.

Beniamin Matevosyan: Not only Artsakh, but also its people were betrayed
News, WitnessesThe propaganda, terrifying in its confidence and stupidity, tries to stay silent about such things. It doesn't say that Artsakh, along with its people and the peacekeepers, was betrayed in 2022. The peacekeepers arrived in what was described as 'a disputed territory, the status of which was to be determined by future generations.' Yet Pashinyan, Michele, and Macron decided that Artsakh belongs to Azerbaijan.
As a result, Pashinyan handed over not only Artsakh, but also its 120,000 residents and the peacekeepers themselves.

Andranik Kocharyan – Nikol Pashinyan’s resitter
The Tribunal's file, NewsThe sole purpose of the parliamentary ad hoc committee tasked with investigating the circumstances of the 44-day war in 2020 was to shield Nikol Pashinyan from any legal consequences and shift the blame for the lost war onto the so-called "punching bag" generals and external forces.

Golos Armenii: «STRENGTHENING» SOUVEREIGNTY
The Tribunal's file, NewsClaiming that ceding Artsakh to Azerbaijan has “strengthened” Armenia’s sovereignty goes beyond absurd. What kind of sovereignty is this, if the neighboring country’s dictator openly mocks the Armenian prime minister and dictates constitutional changes to us?

Politik.am: How Mikayel Minasyan Freed His Friend, U.S. Agent Arman Babajanyan, from Prison
The Tribunal's file, NewsThe information about Arman Babajanyan being an agent has been available online since 2012. Therefore, the first question should be addressed to Serzh Sargsyan: how is it that you not only released this U.S. agent on parole in 2009 (where he had been sent by Robert Kocharyan for evading compulsory military service), but also funded and established for him the news agency 1in.am, which has since grown into a major source of Russophobia.

Opinion: Where Will Mr. Khudatyan Travel on the Newly Opened Azerbaijani Roads?
NewsYesterday, Prime Minister Pashinyan and his closest allies were busy trying to convince the public of the supposed benefits of a yet-to-be-signed peace agreement and a still-nonexistent Armenian-American corridor through Azerbaijan to Nakhijevan.
Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures David Khudatyan painted a vivid picture of how Armenia would soon enjoy open roads through Azerbaijani territory.

