Prior to, and following, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Armenians of the Diaspora craved to see – if not to live in – the independent Armenia.
Forestry Experts to Congregate in Armenia for Inaugural Forest Summit
ATP and the AUA Acopian Center for the Environment are proud to announce additional speakers heading to October’s Forest Summit: Global Action and Armenia.
Interim Heads of Police, NSS Named
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan named the new, interim heads of Armenia’s Police and National Security Service (NSS) on Thursday.
Police Chief Resigns; Appointed Pashinyan’s Top Adviser
Armenia’s Police Chief Valery Osipyan resigned on Wednesday, saying in a statement that he would elaborate on the reasons for his resignation at a later date
Kocharian will Remain in Custody, Judge Rules
The Yerevan Court of General Jurisdiction on Tuesday ruled that Armenia’s former president Robert Kocharian will remain in pre-trial custody
ARF Supreme Council of Armenia Issues Statement
The ARF Supreme Council of Armenia on Monday issued a statement, in which it called on the country’s legislative and executive branches of the government to “put an end to the unconstitutional process
Azeris Attacked Karabakh Due to ‘Frustration,’ Says De-Classified CIA report
A recently de-classified report, published in 1988, by the Central Intelligence Agency discusses the Karabakh conflict in its nascent days and provides the agency’s analytical dimensions
It’s Official: Australia’s Ryde and Stepanakert are ‘Twin Cities’
Stepanakert City Council adopted a decision to proclaim the Australian city of Ryde as a “twin” or friendship city.
Capital Cities to Perform in Armenia
Grammy nominated band Capital Cities has announced two concerts in Armenia.
Armenia’s National Security Chief Resigns
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Monday dismissed Armenia’s National Security Service chief Arthur Vanetsyan, in a move that Pashinyan called a “mutual agreement.”