The indexation of gas prices in Russia from July 1 became a new reason for Yerevan to return to the old problem.

Speaking at the recent investment forum in Dilijan, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made a statement that shocked Armenian society.

Armenia once again brings to the agenda an issue that calls into question the territorial integrity of Georgia.

Nearly a million Armenians live below the poverty line, which is about a third of the country's population. For more than two decades, the successive authorities promise to fight poverty, but they still fail. After the velvet revolution, the new government of Armenia headed by Nikol Pashinyan promised the same, whilst things are right where they started.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan insistently continues to repeat his favorite statement which aims at undermining the negotiations process on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

The Armenian leadership tries to start a senseless and unpromising for them arms race with Azerbaijan. It is obvious that this race will finally exhaust the Armenian state budget. Comparing the economic, military and industrial potential of Azerbaijan and Armenia, the fact that Armenia by all indicators is hopelessly behind Azerbaijan is indisputable.

Recently, the UN published another demographic forecast, which, like the previous ones, disappointed Armenia. According to the UN forecast, the Armenian population will reduce by 900,000 people to 2 million by 2100.

A guarantee letter was sent to the Armenian side for its participation in the 53rd meeting of the General Assembly of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) in Baku, Secretary General of the BSEC PA Asaf Hajiyev said.

Armenia has become closer to the critical debt level of 50 percent of the GDP.

Armenia has a new reason for hysteria after the completion of the recent Azerbaijani-Turkish military exercises in Nakhchivan.