Armenian-Azeri Dispute Shifts to European Court
Cases reflect not only individual plight of people displaced by conflict, but also political will to score points off the other side.
17 Jun 11
Armenia
Armenian Leaders Place Hopes in Farm Reforms
Government offers cheap loans and tax-free fertiliser, but farmers say it isn't enough.
10 Jun 11
Grave Corruption in Armenian Capital
Shortage of burial plots in Yerevan encourages sell-off of existing space.
3 Jun 11
Winds of Change in Armenian Politics
Bitter stand-off between main opposition group and governing elite seems to be ending.
27 May 11
Standing Up for Women's Rights in Armenia
People who join NGOs do so out of commitment, not careerism, founder of Women’s Resource Centre says.
27 May 11
Azeri Eurovision Win Poses Armenian Dilemma
Both nations uncertain whether Yerevan should send singer to 2012 contest in Baku.
19 May 11
Japan Quake Prompts Armenian Nuclear Worries
Authorities insist aging plant is earthquake-proof.
10 May 11
Armenia's Fertility Problems Worry Officials
The government, concerned by the demographic situation, approves strategies for improving health of mothers and children as well as reproductive health.
2 May 11
Armenia: Reformed Libel Law Sparks Controversy
Journalists say the decriminalisation of defamation has left them facing a flood of actions.
22 Apr 11
Inflation Sparks Virtual Protests in Armenia
High prices are prompting younger people to vent their anger, though more on the internet than on the streets.
15 Apr 11
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