Word choice: 1 cases of loaded wording in 15 analysed articles
Independent sources give no finding on the group: the label is Median's editorial assessment.
Owners and funding
oragir.news publishes a scanned 2025 activity report naming Oragir Media LLC (TIN 02832755) as operator of the website Oragir.News. The State Register declaration of «ՕՐԱԳԻՐ ՄԵԴԻԱ» LLC (ORAGIR MEDIA, reg. no. 286.110.1149594, TIN 02832755, registered 13 October 2020), confirmed on 13 February 2026, lists Gevorg Emin-Teryan as 100% direct owner.
State Register (Ministry of Justice) · 2026-02-13 · Open the source
Exact quote
Էմին-Տերյան
Emin-Teryan
checked on the source page
Connections
DFRLab notes that oragir.live, one of the sites sharing an AdSense account in the network it identified, may be mimicking oragir.news; it does not link oragir.news itself to that network.
Some of these domains may be mimicking the domains of popular Armenian media websites; for instance 1or.am has a similar name structure to 1in.am, and oragir.live may be mimicking oragir.news.
What independent reports say
DFRLab (Atlantic Council)
DFRLab included Oragir News in its ten-outlet mainstream corpus, selected from Pikasa Analytics' Media Ratings, which rank Armenian digital news outlets by audience reach and social media engagement.
To identify mainstream online news outlets, we relied on Pikasa Analytics’ Media Ratings, which rank digital news providers based on audience reach and social media engagement (data extracted on June 13 covers six months). Pikasa was selected due to the absence of reliable and transparent rankings for Armenian media outlets. The selected outlets are: Mamul, Armtimes, Factor, 1Lurer, 168.am, 1in, News.am, Oragir News, Ararat News, and Shant News.
Word choice in real news
15 articles analysed: 1 with loaded wording, 14 neutral.
What happenedCandidate Astoyan brought in for questioning in Artik ahead of election
Արթիկում ընտրությունների նախօրեին զանգվածային ձերբակալություններ են, կան բերման ենթարկված թեկնածուներ
Loaded wordFavours the oppositionThe headline speaks of 'mass arrests' in Artik, while the summary and other outlets report that a candidate and several team members were brought in for questioning.
Every quote is checked: it appears word for word in its source. The highlighted words in the examples are taken unchanged from that outlet's own article.
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