Armenia

Armenia’s newly appointed Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan today reminded opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan about the 2008 March 1 deadly post-election clashes to...Read More »

These Yerevan districts are infamous for their “hood authorities” who traditionally carry out the orders of wealthy members of the ruling Republican Party - mayor Taron Margaryan and president...Read More »

The entire Diaspora is with us! People are repatriating to stand up [against Sargsyan]. And those who are not able to, carry out protest actions all over the world - in Marseilles...Read More »

Early on Friday Pashinyan went live on Facebook to call upon people to join the Velvet Revolution and “show Serzh Sargsyan that he is not in control of the situation.” He urged ...Read More »

Armenia’s former president Serzh Sargsyan, who was on April 17 elected by the parliament as the country’s new Prime Minister, is convinced that the flow of investors and tourists to Armenia is hampered by the fact that “people hold demonstrations almost every year.” These demonstrations, according to Sargsyan, turn Armenia …Read More »

On the sixth day of the mass anti-government street protests in Yerevan, opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan led thousands of demonstrators to the residence of the newly-elected...Read More »

Nikol Pashinyan has returned to the Baghramyan Avenue after having his hands bandaged at the Nairi hospital. The oppositionist was met at the avenue by Yelk bloc...Read More »

At least 4 dozen demonstrators and 6 police officers suffered stun injuries of varying degrees after riot police throw stun grenade into the protesters to disperse them...Read More »

Nikol Pashinyan is urging drivers on Khanjyan street to turn off their cars in the middle of the street to paralyze traffic. Lawmaker Ararat Mirzoyan, along with a group of demonstrators, has blocked the...Read More »

On Friday, April 13, several opposition initiatives - “Reject Serj”,  “My Step” and “Front for Armenian State” - united their forces and rallied a few thousand demonstrators on ...Read More »