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‘An Armenian Woman’s Underarm Shouldn’t be Seen’: Gender Equality is Laughable?
Feminist movements' actions in prompting equality between men and women is laughable, since by nature men and women are not...Read More »
Djivan Gasparyan and Grandson Happy to Share the Stage with Spivakov in Moscow
Famous Armenian duduk player Djivan Gasparyan and his grandson, Jivan Gasparyan Jr., gave a concert with the Moscow Virtuosi choir...Read More »
HAK Rep Predicts Heritage Party’s and Armenian Revolutionary Federation’s Future
"I don't think that they have a future in this field: they'll either be marginalized or they'll appear completely in the political archives or...Read More »
75-Year-Old Woman Who Shut Off Armenia’s Internet Might Get 1–3 Years in Prison
The citizen of Georgia has pleaded guilty to damaging the fiber-optic cable line that supplies internet to Armenia and part of Georgia...Read More »
Kocharian Lawyers Defend Fresh Libel Suit
Lawyers for Robert Kocharian on Tuesday defended his decision to sue yet another Armenian newspaper, saying that it used... Read More »
Will Gas Change the Rules of the Game in Armenia-Turkey-Azerbaijan Triangle?
Of all the topics that are currently being batted around as possible post-election foreign policy priorities of Ankara, the issue of...Read More »
Why Take Levon Ter-Petrossian to Court?
It's symbolic that while second president of the Republic of Armenia Robert Kocharian is launching court cases, and against news outlets...Read More »
Local Armenian Daily Asks Nikol Pashinyan 5 Questions
A number of news outlets in Armenia begun a campaign Monday asking for the release of their colleague Haykakan Jamanak...Read More »
British FCO Report Finds Shortcomings in Armenia’s Human Rights Record
Human Rights and Democracy: the 2010 Foreign and Commonwealth Office Report touched upon what it considers key human rights...Read More »
Zurabyan on ‘Levon President!’ Slogan and ‘Minor Observations’
"The movement doesn't invent slogans and then wrap the people [in it]. The people freely chant those slogans which they deem correct...Read More »