Armenia

On May 1, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan congratulated workers and called on them to demand employers to officially register them as a step enabling the government protect their working rights. Pashinyan emphasized, that despite the sudden crisis, the government will “consistently continue to pursue economic development boosting work and working …Read More »

...These opponents argue that the PM has no regard for protecting the environment and question why the British and Americans should exploit Armenia's natural resources.’Read More »

We have a capacity to handle 3000-4000 cases daily, of which 1500 cases in hospitals. We keep 850 of the patients in hospitals, and isolate 350 asymptomatic patients in hotels.․․Read More »

The Armenian society needs to reject believing in the sugar-coated lies around expansionist promises around Karabakh...Read More »

Aramayis Avetisyan, is yet another outstanding Republican recently hired to work at Ajapnyak administration. On July 29, 2016, he became known during "Sasna Tsrer" uprising by his violent behavior against peaceful protestors in Sari Tagh.Read More »

These men assaulted him, started beating, they were hitting at Seda's daughter, her mother- and father-in-law, sister, other elderly people, neighbors that were out to stop the assault.Read More »

The issue is that starting January 1 2019, Russian state enterprise "Gazprom Export" sells gas at the border of Armenia at 165 USD per 1000 cubic meters (before it was 150 USD)...Read More »

In the meanwhile, many citizens, especially labor migrants who lost shelter and jobs, are placed at temporary accommodations covered by the Embassy and rich Armenians...Read More »

A similar statement was released by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet.․․Read More »

Many of these labor migrants lost their jobs in Russia due to the lockdown. A significant part of them were unregistered labor force and now are faced with losing their existing shelters...Read More »