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Could Nubarashen Prisoner’s Death Have Been Avoided? Chorrord Inqnishkhanutyun
Gagik Safaryan, 53, who was serving his sentence in Nubarashen penitentiary, died yesterday, reports local daily Chorrord Inqnishkhanutyun. Read More »
‘I am from Karabakh, I was born in Azerbaijan, I live in Armenia. I don’t know who I am. I’m human’: Interview
My father lived his entire life in Azerbaijan; he was born in Karabakh, but then they lived in Azerbaijan..."Read More »
Local Filmmaker Tigran Khzmalyan’s Films Screened in Los Angeles
More than 180 people from Los Angeles and the surrounding districts viewed three of Khzmalyan's documentary films...Read More »
Venice Biennale Opened Saturday to an Incomplete Armenian Pavilion
Epress.am became informed on Monday that Armenia's Pavilion at the 54th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale...Read More »
Report Your Bribes Via Smartphone App: First 2 Incidents in Armenia Already on the Map
The first two instances of corruption in Yerevan reported by members of the public on Bribespot appeared this month.Read More »
Saakashvili as a Subject of Armenian Contemporary Art (PHOTOS)
Georgia President Mikheil Saakashvili, who was in Venice attending the opening of 54th Venice Art Biennial this weekend, ...Read More »
Armenian Authorities Just Want to Gain Time, Believes HAK Member
The cause of all the misfortune in Armenia is the forming of illegal government. The people have lost trust in the authorities.Read More »
Iran Reveals Reason for Ahmadinejad’s Visit to Armenia Being Delayed
"The visit of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Armenia has been postponed because the host country had not...Read More »
PHOTOS. In Yerevan, Everyone Thinks for Himself: Varlamov
"Among the Armenians, as among the Russians, everything is divided very well into [that which is] 'mine' and [that which...Read More »
HAK Still Playing ‘House’. Authorities Won’t Dialogue in Format Dictated by HAK: Sahakyan
"The innovation proposed by the Armenian National Congress [HAK], to negotiation within a speakers' format, is ridiculous and...Read More »