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Soviet-era conditions persist for Armenian prisoners with disabilities
Prisoners with disabilities must contend with a lack of adapted living spaces, a lack of healthcare, as well as exclusion from prison life.
Soviet-era conditions persist for Armenian prisoners with disabilities
By Alina NahapetyanPrisoners with disabilities must contend with a lack of adapted living spaces, a lack of healthcare, as well as exclusion from prison life.
Armenia sends military ‘humanitarian mission’ to Syria
An 83-person team of deminers, medics, and an accompanying security detail have deployed to the Syrian city of Aleppo.
Armenia sends military ‘humanitarian mission’ to Syria
An 83-person team of deminers, medics, and an accompanying security detail have deployed to the Syrian city of Aleppo.
In pictures | Nowhere else to go: the stories of Yerevan’s homeless
There is one shelter in the city, with a capacity of 100, but it is not enough to house the hundreds living on Yerevan’s streets.
In pictures | Nowhere else to go: the stories of Yerevan’s homeless
There is one shelter in the city, with a capacity of 100, but it is not enough to house the hundreds living on Yerevan’s streets.
Interview | De Waal: ‘Is it time to come up with a bigger offer to Abkhazia?’
Thomas de Waal is a senior fellow at Carnegie Europe, a London-based think tank.
Interview | De Waal: ‘Is it time to come up with a bigger offer to Abkhazia?’
Thomas de Waal is a senior fellow at Carnegie Europe, a London-based think tank.
Opinion | Accepting our past is the only way we can move forward
In Azerbaijan, as in Armenia, remembrance of the victims of past atrocities often takes on a one-sided nature.
Opinion | Accepting our past is the only way we can move forward
By Javid AghaIn Azerbaijan, as in Armenia, remembrance of the victims of past atrocities often takes on a one-sided nature.
Azerbaijan calls for ‘urgent measures’ after Karabakh veteran statue unveiled in Georgian village
Azerbaijan summoned the Georgian ambassador over the statue of the ethnic Armenian veteran, which was unveiled on Azerbaijan’s ‘Black January’.
Azerbaijan calls for ‘urgent measures’ after Karabakh veteran statue unveiled in Georgian village
Azerbaijan summoned the Georgian ambassador over the statue of the ethnic Armenian veteran, which was unveiled on Azerbaijan’s ‘Black January’.
‘The Police are Ours!’ — Armenia’s revolutionary police reform at a crossroads
While police reforms have made a dent in corruption, calls to take on the force’s reputation for brutality appear to have so far fallen on deaf ears.
‘The Police are Ours!’ — Armenia’s revolutionary police reform at a crossroads
By Anna Bianca RoachWhile police reforms have made a dent in corruption, calls to take on the force’s reputation for brutality appear to have so far fallen on deaf ears.
Taxes, corruption, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Turkey: Pashinyan’s vision for the ‘New Armenia’
Having swept to power, the new government of Nikol Pashinyan is now laying out its vision for a ‘New Armenia’.
Taxes, corruption, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Turkey: Pashinyan’s vision for the ‘New Armenia’
By Shota KinchaHaving swept to power, the new government of Nikol Pashinyan is now laying out its vision for a ‘New Armenia’.
Pashinyan block wins landslide in Armenia’s snap parliamentary elections
The former ruling Republican Party did not pass the 5% threshold to gain seats in parliament.
Pashinyan block wins landslide in Armenia’s snap parliamentary elections
The former ruling Republican Party did not pass the 5% threshold to gain seats in parliament.
Former Armenian president Kocharyan re-arrested but vows to fight on from jail
The decision comes two days before the snap parliamentary elections expected to cement PM Pashinyan’s power
Former Armenian president Kocharyan re-arrested but vows to fight on from jail
The decision comes two days before the snap parliamentary elections expected to cement PM Pashinyan’s power