The recent success in Congress is plenty to crow about, but must not so consume us that we lose sight…
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In Armenia, the Amulsar debate continues, with the Minister of Environment calling for the examination of more data. The buzz…
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YEREVAN—The Armenian government has yet again postponed any ruling on the safety of the controversial Amulsar gold mine. At a…
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YEREVAN—The latest independent environmental impact assessment (EIA) on the controversial Amulsar mining project has been turned over to the Ministry…
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Roughly two months ago, the government of the Republic of Armenia enacted a flat tax whose regressive effects will hurt…
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YEREVAN—Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced his government’s intention to approve the resumption of excavation activities at the controversial Amulsar…
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YEREVAN— The Administrative Court of the Republic of Armenia passed a ruling last week declaring the blockade of the Amulsar…
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Zoravik, a New England-based collective, invites the public to an informal talk and discussion with environmentalists and human rights…
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In a recent op-ed titled “Are We Overdoing Civil Disobedience?” Armenian Weekly columnist Raffi Elliott makes several questionable statements. The…
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It has been over 15 days that the roads leading to Amulsar are closed by residents of the Jermuk community…
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