Armenia’s MFA rebutted for blaming Karabakh leaders for Artsakh’s dissolution
By Elen Muradyan Armenia’s Foreign Ministry has declared on Saturday that the Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) issue has been removed from the agenda of Armenia-Azerbaijan interstate relations following the...
View ArticleArmenia needs biometric IDs to advance in visa talks with EU
By Alexander Pracht A European Union expert mission began its second visit to Armenia today to assess the country’s progress toward visa liberalization with the bloc, according to Nelly Davtyan, head...
View ArticleYerevan sees improved air quality this season, mayor says
By Alexander Pracht and Christopher Crowson Yerevan’s air quality has seen a marked improvement this season, Mayor Tigran Avinyan announced during a city council meeting on Monday. Citing data from...
View ArticleApril 7: Celebrating Motherhood in Armenia
From flowers to feminism- April 7 in Armenia is about beauty, strength, and change. The post April 7: Celebrating Motherhood in Armenia appeared first on CIVILNET.
View ArticleEU expert mission in Armenia to assess visa liberalization progress
Only about 12% of former Artsakh Defense Army personnel have joined Armenia’s military, as reintegration stalls amid poor planning, trauma, and lack of support. Armenia’s Foreign Ministry declared...
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Armenian Official Discourse on Karabakh: From 1988 to 2020
By Lia Avagyan A book dedicated to the 2020 Karabakh War, titled “Broken Shield: A Multi-layered Analysis of the 44-Day Artsakh War”, has been released by Yerevan’s Newmag publishing house. The book...
View ArticleTrial begins in CivilNet’s lawsuit against Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan
By Alexander Pracht The first court hearing in the case brought by the Civilitas Foundation, CivilNet’s parent organization, against Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan took place on Monday at the Yerevan...
View ArticleInvestigation reveals illegal construction waste dumping across Yerevan
Armenia hasn’t confirmed if Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan will attend the Antalya Forum in Turkey this weekend, but he appears on the forum website. Yesterday the first hearing was held in a civil...
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Non-combat deaths plague Armenia’s military
By Alexander Pracht Last year, 40 servicemen died in the Armenian military, with only four of those deaths occurring in clashes with Azerbaijan, according to the country’s Military Prosecutor’s...
View ArticleArmenia’s misaligned expectations from Russia
Narek Sukiasyan is a political science lecturer at the American University of Armenia and the author of a chapter in “Broken Shield”, a new volume on the Second Karabakh War published by Newmag. In...
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