Armenian U-turn on Death Penalty
A thirst for revenge for the assassination of the prime minister is set to overturn Armenia's commitment to abolition of capital punishment.
A thirst for revenge for the assassination of the prime minister is set to overturn Armenia's commitment to abolition of capital punishment.
Was Vardan Oskanian's faux pas a slip of the tongue or a shrewd political calculation?
The once-hated Russian language is making a comeback in post-Soviet Armenia
Observers believe that Heidar Aliev's government is preparing the country for bad news
For the first time in post-Soviet Armenia, a convicted murderer faces the death penalty but campaigners claim the real killers are still at large
Media experts say the government's Television and Radio Law is an open attack on democracy and freedom of speech
Human rights campaigners believe corruption charges against Ashot Bleyan were trumped up by the authorities
Why is the Council of Europe urging Azerbaijan's opposition parties to abandon their boycott of the newly elected parliament?
An inglorious protest meeting in Yerevan could mark the end of Arkady Vardanian's brief political career
The trial of its national hero is convulsing the breakaway Armenian territory of Nagorny Karabakh