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Armenians Can Become Dangerous when Cornered: Analyst’s Advice to Baku
"Armenia is not a subject of the Russian Federation, to do Moscow's bidding. Moreover, in critical situations, NKR can become less manageable by... Read More »
Armenian National Congress to Receive Response from City Hall Tomorrow
Yerevan City Hall today discussed the request for a permit for a Feb. 18 rally by the Armenian National Congress (HAK) to be held in Liberty Square.Read More »
Armenia’s Most Important Statements Happen Outside of Armenia: Opinion
"The most important statements for Armenia happen outside of Armenia; [Armenian President] Serzh Sargsyan's first statement on...Read More »
Armenian Producer Explains Why It’s Difficult to Secure Azeri Actor for his Film
Ashot Poghosyan, producer of the film on Armenian-Azerbaijani relations called "Interrupted Song" and filmed in Moscow, talked about...Read More »
Ministry Publishes List of Blocked and Difficult to Pass Roads in Armenia
Armenia's Ministry of Emergency Situations issued a statement in which it denotes the roads in the country which are impassable due to...Read More »
Armenian Ombudsman Pats Himself on the Back as He Exits the Stage
RA Human Rights Defender Armen Harutyunyan, who has submitted his formal resignation, believes that his office succeeded in...Read More »
Ombudsman Imagines Armenian Economy Without Street Trade and Monopolies
We have to give space and time for people to know that after 6 months or 1 year street trade will be eliminated and also enable people to...Read More »
Armenia’s Human Rights Defender Would Like to Release Political Prisoners, But…
There's no such term as "political prisoner" from an international human rights point of view. Yes, there might be suspicions that people are...Read More »
Russian Singer Expresses Undying Gratitude to Baku, Speaks of Armenian Military
Russian singer Katya Lel continues to thanks Azerbaijan for removing her name from the "black list" of artists who have visited the...Read More »
Armenian-American Publisher Sentenced to Prison for Tax Fraud
The former Southern California publisher of Armenian-language magazines has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for federal tax fraud.Read More »