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Armenia: Government efforts to enhance surveillance infrastructure fuels privacy concernsThe Armenian government is proceeding cautiously on a security bill that would build up surveillance infrastructure in the ...
Nikol Pashinyan, who transferred from journalism to politics, has been leading the government of Armenia for more than 6 ...
The Armenian government’s bill for the mandatory installation of video surveillance systems with 24-hour police access ...
Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonian has indicated that discussions on regional unblocking between Yerevan and Baku may ...
Human Rights Watch (HRW) stated on Thursday that the Armenian government’s proposed surveillance bill raises significant ...
The Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) 93rd General Assembly included an unusually rich variety of events in addition ...
Absence of changes in Armenia's constitution indicates lack of interest in peace - political analyst
However, Armenia is avoiding constitutional change in every possible way. The Armenian government, deceived by false promises from the West, claims that there is no need for it. This, in turn ...
YEREVAN—Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has confirmed the regulations governing the joint activities of the commissions ...
By Mark Gargarian Noubar and Anna Afeyan first met in 1986 at an American Chemical Society meeting in Anaheim, California.
Nearly 30 dissidents, journalists and trade unionists have been arrested in recent months ahead of COP29, while the country ...
The occasion was attended by representatives of the Armenian Government, Eurasian Development Bank, World Bank, UN Food Program, Embassies, and public and international partner organizations of the ...
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