MOM Armenia classifies Mediahub.am as affiliated with Hayrenik party chairman Artur Vanetsyan: its owner was Vanetsyan's press-centre head and later assistant, and its office is in the Hayrenik party building.
Mediahub.am: Mediahub.am is affiliated with "Hayrenik" party chairman Artur Vanetsyan. Vahagn Boyajyan, the site's sole owner and director, served as head of the press center of former National Security Service chief Artur Vanetsyan and became his assistant after Vanetsyan's resignation. The site's editorial office is located in the Hayrenik party building.
MOM Armenia reports that Vanetsyan's Hayrenik party ran in the 2021 elections in the I Have Honor alliance with the Republican Party, with Vanetsyan as its prime-ministerial candidate.
In 2020, Vanetsyan became chairman of the Hayreniq party. In 2021, the Hayreniq party participated in snap parliamentary elections in the I Have Honor alliance with the Republican Party of Armenia, with Vanetsyan as the alliance's candidate for Prime Minister.
MOM Armenia reports that editor-in-chief Lia Khojoyan was presented in a 2019 For Social Justice Party video as a member of that party's political council.
In recent developments, Speaker of the National Assembly Alen Simonyan and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ararat Mirzoyan filed lawsuits against the media outlet.
What independent reports say
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Other findings
This is a separate axis, not pro-government or opposition, and it does not affect the label.
DFRLab reports that a Telegram channel named 'mediahubnews' had the second-highest number of references to pro-Russian-corpus websites among popular Armenian channels (293); DFRLab does not state who runs the channel.
Rusyerevantoday leads with 480 matches, nearly all from forwarding Alphanews content. It is followed by mediahubnews (293), shamshyan_com (208), armenia24news (183), and arcaxinfo (174).
Word choice in real news
13 articles analysed: 3 with loaded wording, 10 neutral.
What happenedMirzoyan told a parliamentary committee that Azerbaijan has not put a demand to change the Constitution in negotiations but publicly sets it as a precondition; MP Tigran Abrahamyan said the authorities are fulfilling that demand.
Ադրբեջանը սահմանադրությունը փոխելու պահանջ չի դրել բանակցությունների սեղանին
EmphasisFavours the governmentThe headline states without attribution that Azerbaijan did not put a demand to change the Constitution on the negotiating table, and leaves out Mirzoyan's point that Baku sets it as a precondition, which Tert.am, Oragir.news and Infocom include.
What happenedAkanates flags possible charity ban violation in Stepanavan
«Ականատես»-ը Ստեփանավանում ընտրությունների նախաշեմին խախտումներ է արձանագրել
EmphasisThe headline says the mission 'recorded violations', whereas the summary describes possible violations of the charity ban that the mission asked prosecutors to assess; other outlets use the same headline.
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