A woman accused of attempting to “kidnap” Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s son was freed on Friday after a court in Yerevan gave her a four-year
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Fallen Soldier’s Mother Goes On Trial
A grief-stricken woman accused of attempting to “kidnap” Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s son was moved to house arrest and again taken into custody a few
Artsakh’s Foreign Ministry Condemns U.S. State Department Statement
Artsakh’s Foreign Ministry has deplored the US State Department statement. “The press statement made by the US State Department Spokesperson on 30 May, in which
“We Are the Owners of Our Homeland”
On May 28, an event dedicated to the 105th anniversary of the restoration of Armenia’s statehood was held in the square adjacent to the statue
Pashinyan Questions Armenia’s Legal Right to Exist
Opposition leaders and other critics of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan have expressed shock at his claim that Armenia needs a peace treaty with Azerbaijan in
Armenia To Seek “Dog” Vardan Ghukasian’s Extradition
An Armenian law-enforcement agency has decided to ask authorities in the United States to extradite a controversial Armenian video blogger charged with extortion, calls for
Pashinyan Stands By His Plans To Recognize Azeri Control of Artsakh
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Wednesday reaffirmed plans to formally recognize Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) as part of Azerbaijan despite vehement objections from Karabakh’s leadership and the
Opposition Members Again Forced Out Of Armenian Parliament
Two lawmakers representing the main opposition Hayastan alliance were forcibly removed from Armenia’s parliament on Wednesday after arguing and jostling with pro-government colleagues. The incident
Thousands Rally in Kornidzor in Solidarity with Artsakh and its Armenians
On May 20, thousands of people participated in a rally initiated by the “Volunteer Movement” NGO. The rally started in Kornidzor and was attended by
Arrest of Fallen Soldier’s Mother Sparks Protests in Yerevan
A court in Yerevan sparked angry anti-government protests on Saturday when it approved the pre-trial detention of a woman accused of attempting to “kidnap” Prime