STEPANAKERT, Artsakh—Artsakh held presidential and parliamentary elections on March 31, amid measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Artsakh reported that 76,471 out of 105,251 registered voters went to […]
YEREVAN—Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced on Tuesday that Armenians were expected to stay at home for another 10 days. The initial stay-home order was enforced last week when the Prime MInister called on all Armenians […]
On March 23, the UWC Dilijan College van drove the last group of students to the airport on their way home to their families. With the global spread of coronavirus, the college made the difficult […]
YEREVAN—Addressing the nation on Tuesday evening, a resolute Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced new enforcement measures of last week’s State of Emergency in response to newly reported coronavirus cases in Yerevan as well as several […]
These days, everyone around the world is impacted by the crisis touched off by the coronavirus. This pandemic is serious and continues its unabated spread, infecting many and claiming significant casualties. Naturally, our nation and […]
YEREVAN—Following an extraordinary cabinet session on Monday afternoon, the Armenian government voted to impose an immediate state of emergency across the country, amid growing concerns of the coronavirus. Evoking Article 120 of the Republic of […]
NICOSIA, Cyprus—Deputy Foreign Minister of Artsakh Armine Aleksanyan kicked off a working visit to the Republic of Cyprus last week by attending the establishment of the “Circle of Friendship with Artsakh in Cyprus,” which includes […]
Has it ever crossed your mind to move to Armenia? But do you stop to wonder the answer to a common concern: Where will my children go to school? I want my kids to be […]
Last week, the International Hai-Tahd conference was held in Yerevan and Artsakh. This was the second such conference to be held in Artsakh, the first occurring in 2016. Attending the opening of the conference were […]
YEREVAN—Streets in central Yerevan were conspicuously empty on Monday morning following Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s public confirmation of Armenia’s first coronavirus case. The patient, a 29-year old Armenian citizen, had been evacuated from Iran on […]
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