When a bus fare hike came into effect in Armenia’s capital Yerevan five days ago, raising the price by 50 percent from 100 to 150 AMD, concerned citizens didn’t take

By Greg Bilazarian With polls now closed in Yerevan, today’s mayoral election has been marred by extensive reports from local and Diasporan observers of intense cheating, interference and corruption. The

Something is brewing in Armenia. What was meant to be a routine presidential election that saw incumbent President Serge Sargsyan return to office has left in its aftermath not just

It was meant to be predictable, perhaps even boring. But with a season that included an attempted murder, a whole lot of flip flopping with possible election postponements and  a

Six years after Turkish-Armenian journalist and editor of Agos Hrant Dink was gunned down in Istanbul, hundreds of thousands of people across the world have continuously gather to honor his

After coming away with three medals in the 2012 Summer Olympics, Armenia, along with 163 other nations have stayed put but changed athletes to participate in the 14th Paralympic Games, 

  Yerevan’s historic Pak Shuka came under demolition late last month much to the opposition of activists who questioned the legality of the construction amid rumors the 100-year-old structure was

A march to mark tolerance and diversity held in Yerevan on Monday was severely disrupted by ultra nationalists who attacked activists, tore posters and hurled insults at the crowd, while