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Hundreds Arrested, But Azerbaijan Opposition Says April 2 Protest was a Success
Continuing the wave of pro-democracy protests in Baku, the last being held on Mar. 12, the opposition's latest “unsanctioned” rally...Read More »
Yerevan’s Own ‘Revolution-Forum’: Organizers Say the ‘Field is Taken’
"When there are political parties that have clear demands — this is excellent, but before that there should be public demand; it's not obligatory that all ...Read More »
Homophobes, Photojournalists and the TV-State: PechaKucha Night in Yerevan
"Drawing its name from the Japanese term for the sound of 'chit chat', PechaKucha rests on a presentation format that is based on a simple idea: 20 images x 20 seconds."Read More »
Armenian Genocide Martyrs Monument Sign Unveiled in California
"The sign marks the location of the only memorial in California honoring the victims and survivors of the Armenian Genocide," said...Read More »
10 Years Later: Armenia and Azerbaijan Are at it Again
On Mar. 28, Carey Cavanaugh, who was the lead US negotiator at Key West, argued that circumstances were far more favorable for peace in Karabakh at Key West than they are now. Read More »
General Prosecutor’s Office Responds to Reports of Armenian Prosecutor’s Dismissal
Reports on RA General Prosecutor Aghvan Hovsepyan's dismissal are ridiculous, General Prosecutor press spokesperson Shahen Tonoyan...Read More »
FIFA, UEFA Suspend Bosnia-Herzegovina from International Football
FIFA and UEFA sanctioned the Balkan state's football association, the FFBH, after it failed to replace its tripartite Croat, Muslim Bosniak and...Read More »
Revolution in Azerbaijan Not to Go Beyond the Teahouse: Guluzade
The opposition in Azerbaijan has shed the level of authority it had during the mass protests the in 2000, 2003 and 2005 elections...Read More »
Liberty Square Gets Rid of Children’s Rides, Attractions
The numerous children's rides and attractions placed on Yerevan's Liberty Square have been removed — with only the temporary stage left standing.Read More »
Medvedev Wouldn’t Mind Putting an End to the Karabakh Conflict: Analyst
Russia's role in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process has changed since the 90s, said political analyst and journalist Kenan Guluzade in...Read More »