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Open letter related to the pressure on eco-activists in Armenia
Government of Armenia owns 21.87% of the shares of "Zangezur Copper-Molybdenum Combine", meaning this claim was also submitted on behalf of the RA government.Read More »
AS RUSSIA FAILS TO ENSURE SECURITY IN NAGORNO KARABAKH, A NEW EU CIVILIAN MISSION TO ARMENIA IS BEING CONSIDERED
The European Union is considering the possibility of a new civilian mission to be deployed in the region next year. The decision comes amid increasing disappointment of Yerevan with Russia's inability to prevent escalation of the conflict with Azerbaijan. Read More »
BEING A WOMAN IN ARMENIAN SOCIETY: FEMALE ARTISTS SHARE THEIR PERSPECTIVE IN A NEW MULTIMEDIA EXHIBITION
The exhibition Dzen Dzeni - the name can be roughly translated to English as “voices united” - presents multiple audiovisual works and installations, composed to illustrate and complete the written poems.Read More »
ALLY OR TERRORIST? ARMENIANS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST PUTIN AMIDST HIS VISIT TO YEREVAN
Vladimir Putin’s arrival to Yerevan is met with public protests. Read More »
AntiBabylon: poetry evening
Protect/ My mother from motherhood greater than mother/ My father from my mother/ My mother from my father/ My father from being late for work...Read More »
Free Market Will Take Place In Yerevan On November 12
Do you need stuff and is the capitalist machine trying to persuade you to buy stuff, spend money and consume? No need to hurry to shops and markets.Read More »
We had already adapted to Covid, the war hadn’t started yet։ report from Meghri
If we were against the oligarchic economy, now we can take it, if the oligarch is Armenian. If we wanted to travel across borders, now the freedom of travel would be for goods only.Read More »
Your presence is conditioned by me being here։ exhibition
i know, you know, they also know how to prevent this from happeningRead More »
Demand for peace and call for solidarity
The anti-war statement, signed by 224 Armenians, Azerbaijanis and citizens of other countries, was published on September 18.Read More »
Borderland: Militarized Berd after the War
Leaving behind the Shahumyan statue and the five-year plan, we drive through forests and gorges, along a shallow river.Read More »