When news broke last month that Armenia plans to pay €23 million to purchase a building in Paris to house the country’s embassy in France many questioned the need to shell out so much.
Fremont Announces Exploration Updates from the Urasar and Vardenis Projects in Armenia
(“Fremont” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that encouraging historic drill data from the late 1950s pertaining to the Company’s Urasar property in Armenia has been identified. Additionally, …
Resolution by corrupt European deputies are no more than paper for Azerbaijan
Thirty years ago, when the UN adopted four resolutions on Armenia’s occupation of Azerbaijan’s territories, Yerevan did not consider them to be anything more than a piece of paper. It is a true saying …
Azerbaijan’s Slaughter of Armenians Has Gone Unpunished Starting 36 Years Ago with Sumgait Pogroms
In response to democratic calls by the people of Artsakh to unify with Armenia, sparking the Artsakh Liberation Movement, Soviet Azerbaijani special forces began to round up Armenians in the city of …
Armenia soldiers who do not participate in military actions to also be able to improve their financial situation
The financial condition of servicepersons responsible for non-combat tasks in Armenia will improve. Deputy Minister of Defense Karen Brutyan announced this during the debates on the package of bills …
Indian workers in Armenia claim abuse from work agencies
When Ishan Kumar came to Armenia from southern India early last year, he thought he was coming for a better life. Kumar, who spoke with DW using a pseudonym, said a friend living abroad introduced …
Armenia FM at UN council: Human rights have been continuously violated in our region since 2020
Together with similar acts in Baku, Kirovabad and other Armenian-populated cities of Azerbaijan, around 360 thousand Armenians were forced to flee their homes, deprived of all their rights, including …
Turkey again decides to allocate funding to country’s Armenian print media after 2-year break
Turkey’s state-owned Press Council has decided to earmark financial support to the country’s Armenian, Greek, and Jewish print media in 2024—and after a two-year interval According to the decision of …
Turkey again decides to allocate funding to country’s Armenian print media after 2-year break
Turkey’s state-owned Press Council has decided to earmark financial support to the country’s Armenian, Greek, and Jewish print media in 2024—and after a two-year interval According to the decision of …
How Will Leaving CSTO Affect Armenia’s Economy?
Thus, almost all enterprises that produce energy in Armenia and deal with its financial issues belong to Russia. For example, the country’s main producer of electricity is the Armenian Nuclear Power …