Armenia’s public debt has soared by more than $1 billion, to $8.65 billion, since the start of the coronavirus pandemic that plunged its economy into a recession, according to government data.
Terrorism financing risks in Armenia considered to be low – Deputy Chairman of Central Bank
Terrorism financing risks in Armenia are considered to be low, and the money laundering risks are estimated below average, Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank Nerses Yeritsyan said during a meeting of …
Eastern Partnership Trade Helpdesk project to boost Armenia’s trade with the European Union and within EaP
Companies in Armenia will soon have increased capacity to identify trade opportunities with the European Union and within the Eastern Partnership region as part of the Eastern Partnership (EaP) Trade …
Israel to build livestock farm in Azerbaijan’s liberated Zangilan district
Trend: Israel will build a livestock farm in Azerbaijan’s Zangilan district, previously liberated from Armenian occupation, a representative of the Isr …
Israel to build livestock farm in Azerbaijan’s liberated Zangilan district
Trend: Israel will build a livestock farm in Azerbaijan’s Zangilan district, previously liberated from Armenian occupation, a representative of the Isr …
Serj Tankian on Activism, Armenia, System of a Down
For Serj Tankian diehards, Revolver has a limited-edition Spring Issue collector’s bundle featuring a numbered slipcase, alternate cover and the activist-musician’s new EP, Elasticity, in exclusive …
Biden’s Recognition of Armenian Genocide Helps Healing of a Deep Wound
President Biden’s decision to label the slaughter of more than a million Armenians at the hands of Ottoman Turks as genocide has brought a sense of vindication to Armenians that has been decades in …
Armenian Genocide: What You Need to Know About the 1915 Atrocities
The mass killings claimed more than a million lives as Ottoman forces expelled or killed ethnic Armenians during the tumult of World War I and the unraveling of the empire.
Turkey’s Erdoğan calls Biden’s acknowledgment of the Armenian genocide ‘unfounded, unjust, unrealistic’
Armenia and human rights advocates around the globe applauded Biden’s move, while Turkey responded with furor.