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New Survey Finds Armenians See Azerbaijan and Turkey as Top Threats, Security Tops Concerns, Army and Church Most Trusted Institutions, Most Still Trust No...

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan remains Armenia’s most trusted political figure, and the ruling Civil Contract party remains the leading electoral force, according to a new IRI survey. At the...
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Ruben Vardanyan’s Family Grants Free Land In Tatev To Displaced Artsakh Families For Cultivation

Seven forcibly displaced families from Artsakh, now living in Halidzor and Shinuhayr, have been...
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Amnesty International Condemns The Sham Trial And 20-Year Sentence Of Ruben Vardanyan As ‘Nothing Short Of A Travesty’

Amnesty International has condemned the 20-year prison sentence imposed on prominent businessman Ruben Vardanyan...
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Aliyev Rules Out Release Of Artsakh Leaders held In Baku, Claims Their “Crimes” Are Worse Than WWII Nazis, Despite Saying “Peace Is Achieved”

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has ruled out granting clemency to former Artsakh leaders imprisoned...
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Holy Mother of God Church In Vaghuhas, Artsakh Targeted By Azerbaijani Vandals, Reports The Geghard Foundation

The Geghard Foundation has documented ongoing attacks on Armenian cultural heritage in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), highlighting a pattern of systematic destruction. According to the foundation’s...

French National Assembly Passes Resolution Demanding Immediate Release of All Artsakh Leaders Detained by Azerbaijan

The French National Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution demanding the immediate and unconditional release of the political leaders of the Republic of Artsakh detained...

11 Artsakh Residents Who Remained In Region After 2023 Ethnic Cleansing Have Just Arrived In Armenia

Eleven Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) residents who remained in the region after Azerbaijan’s September 2023 military offensive and subsequent ethnic cleansing of Armenians have now arrived...

Armenia Declares January 27th As The National Remembrance Day For Fallen Soldiers

Armenia’s parliament has approved legislation establishing 27 January as the Day of Remembrance of Victims Who Died Defending the Homeland, a move that has...

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