Dr. Anzhela Mnatsakanyan

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Russia tries to cash-in on troubles in the US as Zakharova throws down the gauntlet

2 June 2020

The spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry said international organisations should also comment on the ongoing protests in the United States.

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South Ossetia's theatre prepares to restart rehearsals as quarantine eases

1 June 2020

It is not all comedy however. Rehearsals are also starting on play with strong political undertones

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Nikol Pashinyan has coronavirus

1 June 2020

The Armenian prime minister and his family have tested positive for coronavirus. Pashinyan announced this himself on facebook.

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B-1s integrate with Ukrainian and Turkish aircraft for first time in missions over Black Sea

30 May 2020

Ukrainian planes escorted the B1B Lancers, and Turkish aircraft and those of other NATO allies provided mid-air refuelling during a training mission for Bomber Task Force Europe,

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Harutyunyan tries to keep everyone inside the tent

29 May 2020

The new president of the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic brings in political rivals to key positions

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South Caucasus

Azerbaijan marks independence day.

28 May 2020

President Ilham Aliyev paid tribute at the monument of the first Republic in Baku.

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Armenia marks establishment of the first republic

28 May 2020

State officials, all wearing masks, paid tribute at the Sardarapat memorial in Yerevan.

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Opinion: US-China strategic rivalry will impact the South Caucasus too

28 May 2020

The South Caucasus countries have so far managed not to get entangled in US-China rivalry, but this may be about to change, writes Benyamin Poghosyan in this op-ed.

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European Court for Human Rights issues judgement in the case of Armenian officer murdered in Budapest

27 May 2020

The case caused a huge outcry in Armenia, both during the time of the murder, as well as following the presidential pardon. A case was initiated by two Armenian citizens in front of the court.

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Russia tries to cash-in on troubles in the US as Zakharova throws down the gauntlet

South Ossetia's theatre prepares to restart rehearsals as quarantine eases

Nikol Pashinyan has coronavirus

B-1s integrate with Ukrainian and Turkish aircraft for first time in missions over Black Sea

Harutyunyan tries to keep everyone inside the tent

Azerbaijan marks independence day.

Armenia marks establishment of the first republic

Opinion: US-China strategic rivalry will impact the South Caucasus too

European Court for Human Rights issues judgement in the case of Armenian officer murdered in Budapest