By Lillian Avedian, Armenian Weekly Violent clashes between protesters and police officers marked the start of the second month of opposition protests demanding the resignation
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Los Angeles Armenian Community Rejects Zareh Sinanyan
LOS ANGELES, CA – On Tuesday, June 7, Zareh Sinanyan, Armenia’s notorious Diaspora Commissioner attempted to gather supporters for a meeting at the “La Reve”
Resistance Movement Leaders Meet Artsakh Opposition
YEREVAN, ARMENIA – Today, on June 6, the organizers of the “Resistance” movement met with leaders of the opposition political forces of the Artsakh Republic. The challenges
122 Artsakh Health Facilities Under Azerbaijan’s Control
PanARMENIAN.Net – As many as 122 health facilities of Artsakh have remained in territories under Azerbaijan’s control following the 44-day war in the fall of 2020, Artakh’s top
Artsakh Official Objects to EU Mediation
Azatutyun.am – The European Union is unfit to be the lead player in brokering a settlement of the Artsakh conflict, a senior official in Stepanakert
Pilgrimage to Dro’s Grave Monument
APARAN, ARMENIA – Drastamat Kanayan, known as “Dro” or “Dashnak Dro” as he is remembered in revolutionary songs, was a leading member of the Armenian
Union, Struggle, Victory. Thousands March and Rally in Stepanakert Against Pashinyan
STEPANAKERT, ARTSAKH REPUBLIC – On May 28, the Independence Day of the First Armenian Republic, thousands of people marched and rallied in Stepanakert. The demonstrators
Lavrov Says United States Has Biolabs in Armenia
MOSCOW, RUSSIA – Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, stated that Armenia, Kazakhstan, and other Central Asian countries are housing biolabs funded by the United States.
U.S. Welcomes First Meeting of Armenia-Azerbaijan Border Commissions
United States Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken has welcomed the first joint meeting of the Armenia-Azerbaijan bilateral Border Commissions, which was held on the
Putin Sees No Problem with IT Specialists Moving to Armenia
PanARMENIAN.Net – Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he does not see a problem with IT specialists moving to Armenia, TASS reports. Speaking at the first Eurasian