Armenia: Controversial Media Bill Overhauled
A campaign by Armenian journalists has forced the government to withdraw a much-criticised draft law on the media.
A campaign by Armenian journalists has forced the government to withdraw a much-criticised draft law on the media.
Acquittal of Jehovah's Witness on draft-dodging charges praised by rights activists
The authorities' failure to register "hidden unemployment" appears to make a mockery of official jobless figures.
Armenia continues to defy EU demands to close its nuclear power station by 2004.
Newspapers editors fear privatisation of kiosks will lead to a further collapse in sales.
Diaspora Armenians returning to their homeland are not always welcomed with open arms
Many unemployed, unmarried women in Armenia have no other choice but to go into prostitution
Yerevan may be repealing its anti-gay legislation but few believe the plight of this oppressed minority is likely to improve.
The poor get poorer and the rich get richer in Armenia's corruption-ridden society
International community cuts back on aid for Azeris displaced by fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh.