Anna Harutyunyan

Anna Harutyunyan is a freelance journalist from Yerevan. She is currently studying at the Department of Journalism at the Armenian State Pedagogical University. Anna has successfully completed the one-year educational program at "Hetq Media Factory."
Opinion

The struggle for press freedom and journalistic integrity in Armenia

In recent years, Armenia has made progress in protecting freedom of speech. In 2024, the country improved its ranking in…

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News

Protests in Yerevan demand immediate release of Armenian prisoners in Baku

YEREVAN—Protests have been taking place in Yerevan since February 28, demanding the immediate release of Armenian prisoners illegally held in…

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News

Surviving four wars: Yerjanik Hayrapetyan and her unyielding spirit

At 32 years old, Yerjanik Hayrapetyan has lived through four wars. Her journey began in 1992 during the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)…

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News

Greta Thunberg visits Armenia, denounces Azerbaijan’s crimes

Eco-activist Greta Thunberg decried the “hypocrisy” of the world in permitting Azerbaijan to host the 2024 United Nations Climate Change…

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Literary Corner

The vital role of contemporary Armenian literature

  Language is the heart of who we are as a nation. Armenian language and literature are not merely channels…

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Diaspora

The 81st Venice Film Festival presents “I Will Take Revenge on the World Through Love”

On September 6, 2024, the 81st Venice International Film Festival premiered the documentary drama I Will Take Revenge on the…

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Culture

Jean Gulbenkian on more than 50 years of stamp collecting

Jean Gulbenkian is a successful chemist and scientist who has devoted his life to the study and education of chemistry.…

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News

Poverty as a barrier to higher education in Armenia

Education has long been viewed as a pathway to better opportunities and improved livelihoods. However, in Armenia, access to higher…

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Culture

Excavations at Karmir Blur unveil monumental structure at Erebuni

The field of archaeology in Armenia is currently in an active, dynamic phase. Excavations continuously reveal new archaeological items that…

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Culture

Plants from Hadrut, the last remaining memories and relics

Rudik Voskanyan, a former resident of Mets Tagher village in the Hadrut region of Artsakh, is a future doctor. While…

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