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Month: January 2018

Armenian fans march to Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium before a 2013 Armenia-Czech Republic match (Photo: Vahan Stepanyan/Pan Armenian Photo)
Special Reports

UEFA Nations League, Armenia’s Additional Path to Euro 2020

January 29, 2018 M.J. Graham 2

Special to the Armenian Weekly The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Nations League is a new competition for European teams. The competition’s introduction will result in a decrease in the number of meaningless international […]

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Artsakh Soldier Dies in Apparent Accidental Firearm Discharge

January 29, 2018 Weekly Staff 0

STEPANAKERT, Artsakh (A.W.)—Artsakh serviceman Hovsep Grigoryan (b. 1998) was shot and killed on Jan. 27 in what is believed to have been an accidental weapon discharge by a fellow soldier. According to the Artsakh Defense […]

Press TV published this photo taken on Jan. 27 from an unidentified social media account showing the ruins of the Ain Dara Temple following a Turkish shelling in Afrin (Photo: Press TV)
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Turkish Shelling Destroys 3,000-Year-Old Temple in Afrin; Armenian Possibly Killed as Offensive Continues

January 29, 2018 Weekly Staff 2

AIN DARA, Syria (A.W.)—Both the Syrian government and the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitor confirmed on Sunday that Turkish shelling of Syria’s Afrin region has seriously damaged the Ain Dara Iron Age […]

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Vahe Gregorian Named Best Missouri Sportswriter for Fifth Time

January 27, 2018 Weekly Staff 1

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (A.W.)—Kansas City Star sports columnist Vahe Gregorian was recently named the National Sports Media Association’s Missouri Sportswriter of the Year for the fifth time. Born in Beirut, Lebanon, Gregorian’s love of football […]

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‘No Anesthesia for Armenian Spies’: Lapshin’s Encounters with Azerbaijani Prison Dentists

January 26, 2018 Weekly Staff 4

YEREVAN (A.W.)—In a recent interview with an Azerbaijani television station, Turan TV, Israeli blogger and traveler Alexander Lapshin talked about his experience in prison. In particular, he discussed how he was treated by doctors. As […]

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Teghut Tailings Travesty; Glendale Gas Grift; More Mining Mania

January 26, 2018 Garen Yegparian 2

Surprise, surprise, surprise… Not! I was shocked, shocked, to learn from a very brief news item a few days ago of a breach in the Teghut (Teghout/Teghoud) copper and molybdenum mine’s tailings* pond, resulting in […]

News

Garegin Nzhdeh’s Statue to Be Erected in Bulgaria

January 26, 2018 Weekly Staff 2

PLISKA, Bulgaria (A.W.)—A statue of revered Armenian statesman and military strategist Garegin Nzhdeh (also spelled Karekin Nejdeh and Njdeh) will be erected in Pliska’s Cyrillic Courtyard. “There will be more than 80 monuments of prominent figures […]

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New Book: ‘The Darker Shadow’ by R. P. Sevadjian

January 26, 2018 Guest Contributor 1

The Darker Shadow by R. P. Sevadjian Publication date: Nov. 23, 2017 ISBN:Hardback 978-0-9931339-2-3 Paperback 978-0-9931339-3-0 215 pp.   Written for younger readers and those who do not know much of the recent history of […]

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Will New Sanitary Landfills Solve Armenia’s Waste Woes?

January 25, 2018 Sofia Manukyan 3

It’s 2018, and among the many items on its agenda, the Armenian government is preparing to finalize a new initiative that will be a landmark for the country’s landfills: the construction of the first sanitary […]

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Artsakh Army Quells Azerbaijani Infiltration Attempt at Line of Contact

January 25, 2018 Weekly Staff 3

STEPANAKERT, Artsakh (A.W.)—Members of Artsakh’s armed forces detected and prevented an Azerbaijani infiltration attempt at a military outpost in the southeastern section of the line of contact (LoC) between Artsakh and Azerbaijan, near Kuropatkino village, […]

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