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Azerbaijan Launches Deadly Attack on Artsakh

September 27, 2020 Weekly Staff 7

The Republics of Armenia and Artsakh have declared martial law after officials say Azeri forces launched a deadly, large-scale attack along the entire Line of Contact. “We have declared several times that we don’t support […]

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Azerbaijani Forces Resume Military Attacks on Tavush Border

July 16, 2020 Weekly Staff 7

After a relatively subdued 24-hour ceasefire at the border, Azerbaijani elements of the Armed Forces attempted to infiltrate positions along the border of the Armenian province of Tavush once more in the early morning hours […]

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Pashinyan Taking Heat from Opposition Parties, ARF on Pandemic Response

June 10, 2020 Weekly Staff 20

YEREVAN—Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is lashing out at opposition parties, including the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF), in response to growing criticism of his government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. “Indeed, the situation in the country […]

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ARF-Backed Candidate Vartine Ohanian Makes History in New Lebanese Government

January 22, 2020 Weekly Staff 1

Vartine Ohanian has been appointed to serve in Lebanon’s newly-formed government, which would make her the first female Armenian cabinet member in the country’s history. Armenians make up approximately four-percent of the population in Lebanon. […]

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New Nebraska Bill Requiring Holocaust Education Might Exclude Armenian Genocide

April 25, 2019 Carolina Gazal 12

Education of the traumatic events of 1915 has long been inherent to the Armenian experience. For most Armenians, their “sources” to these tragedies are first or second-hand accounts from relatives who escaped (and mournful remembrances […]

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John Bolton’s Trip to Armenia Draws Strong Reactions

November 1, 2018 Weekly Staff 16

A high level visit to Yerevan from U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton has raised some eyebrows, offering controversial solutions to sensitive issues like weapon sales and an end to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. In what […]

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Pashinyan and Parliament At Odds Over Early Snap Elections as ARF Loses Ministerial Footing

October 3, 2018 Weekly Staff 13

As of Tuesday, the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) no longer has representation in the Pashinyan-led Armenian Government after two of its high-profile ministers relieved themselves of their duties during a political crisis that caused large-scale […]

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Tensions Rise Over Trees, and the ‘New Armenia’ is Officially Donald Trump-Approved

May 17, 2018 Weekly Staff 8

On May 16, U.S. President Donald Trump sent congratulations to Armenia’s newly elected prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, and said his administration will cooperate with the new Armenian government on “the many areas of mutual interest.” […]

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After the Appointment of His New Cabinet, Pashinyan Heads to Sochi and Meets Putin

May 14, 2018 Weekly Staff 13

YEREVAN (A.W.)—Armenian President Armen Sarkissian formally appointed newly elected Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s cabinet on Saturday, which included 17 ministers and three deputy prime ministers. The members of the new cabinet—which were named on May […]

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Reactions to Pashinyan’s Premiership

May 8, 2018 Sofia Manukyan 1

On the occasion of Nikol Pashinyan’s appointment to the role of prime minister earlier today, congratulatory remarks have already started rolling in. The first to congratulate Pashinyan was Russian president Vladimir Putin, who yesterday was […]

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