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Armenian Journalists Defend Colleagues Who Were Fired Over a Typo
A group of Armenian journalists intends to appeal to Armenia TV to ask the TV station to reinstate the reporter and editor who were dismissed for a typo...Read More »
Azerbaijani Radio Station Returns Karabakh by Broadcasting Armenian Songs
"[B]y broadcasting Armenian songs on air, a private Azerbaijani radio station debunks Armenia's long-standing policy on the people of Azerbaijan being wild, Armenophobic, and cruel...Read More »
It Will be Harder for People with Disabilities in Armenia to Find a Job
The Armenian government on January 1 temporarily suspended and made changes to a program that provides partial wage compensation to employers who...Read More »
Criminal Case Launched to Investigate Allegations of Police Torture
According to prisoner V.Y. of Artik Penitentiary, Shirak Regional Police employees at around 11:45 pm on April 2 used violence to extort a confession from him.Read More »
Legendary Weightlifter Yuri Vardanyan No Longer Armenian Sports Minister
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan on Saturday appointed Gabriel Ghazaryan to the position of Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs of the Republic of Armenia.Read More »
Alternative Event Marking May 1 in Yerevan (Multimedia Series)
A group of people in Yerevan today organized an event in the spirit of the history of May 1, International Workers' Day.Read More »
May 1 in Yerevan: Without Occupying, Blocking Roads, or Bombing
A group of citizens marked May 1, International Workers' Day, in central Yerevan today by deciding to have a discussion and expressing their views through...Read More »
Back to USSR: Armenian Communists Want to Join Customs Union (PHOTOS)
Members of the Armenian Communist Party today, in connection with May 1, International Workers' Day, organized a march toward the Russian Embassy and...Read More »
Serzh Sargsyan Increased Powers of Former Head of State Revenue Committee
Former head of the State Revenue Committee, newly appointed RA Minister of Finance Gagik Khachatryan not only maintained his position, but also...Read More »
May 1 in Yerevan: International Workers’ Day Events Planned
On May 1, 1886, an estimated more than 300,000 workers went on strike throughout the US, demanding the 12–14 hour workday be reduced to 8 hours with no cut in pay.Read More »