Foreign policy

Pashinyan: Peace agreement must be signed by 2031

Foreign policy. Photo: primeminister.am, cropped
Photo: primeminister.am, cropped

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at the October 15 government meeting that he considers the signing and ratification of the peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan his most important upcoming task. He noted that he has set himself the personal goal of achieving this by 2031 and sees an opportunity to do so. According to the prime minister, this does not mean abandoning other agendas, including the TRIPP project and the opening of communications.

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Coverage timeline

Who reported first, who followed. Each dot is one outlet.

Timeline as a list
  1. CivilNet (Balanced)
  2. Radar Armenia (Opposition)
  3. Tert.am (Opposition)
  4. Past / Pastinfo (Opposition)
  5. News.am (Opposition)
  6. Armlur / Joghovurd (Opposition)
  7. Aravot (Balanced)
  8. Infocom (Balanced)
  9. Sputnik Armenia (Foreign)
  10. 24news.am (Opposition)
  11. Hraparak (Opposition)
  12. Caliber.az (Foreign)
  13. Interfax (Foreign)
  14. APA (Foreign)
  15. Public TV news (H1 / Lurer) (Pro-government)
  16. Haykakan Zhamanak (Armtimes) (Pro-government)
  17. Azg (Opposition)
  18. Mediamax (Balanced)
  19. Mediahub (Opposition)
  20. Public Radio of Armenia (Pro-government)
  21. 1in.am (Balanced)
  22. Azatutyun (RFE/RL) (Balanced)
  23. Armenpress (Pro-government)
  24. Mamul.am (Balanced)
  25. Shant TV / Shantnews (Balanced)
  26. Oragir.news (Opposition)
  27. Report.az (Foreign)
  28. Civic.am (Pro-government)
  29. Factor (Balanced)
  30. Iravunk (Opposition)
  31. Ararat News (Balanced)
  32. FreeNews (Pro-government)
  33. RIA Novosti (Foreign)
  34. Azernews (Foreign)
  35. 5th Channel (Opposition)

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