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Pashinyan appeals to Putin for support in resolving dispute with Gazprom. -
Country goes back to work, even though infections continue to rise. -
Civil society fears that new laws lack oversight and violate the confidentiality of personal data. -
Flagship vote put on back burner while country deals with Covid-19. -
Critics claim leadership was too slow to focus on challenge ahead.
26 May 20
Pashinyan appeals to Putin for support in resolving dispute with Gazprom.
11 May 20
Country goes back to work, even though infections continue to rise.
16 Apr 20
Civil society fears that new laws lack oversight and violate the confidentiality of personal data.
28 Mar 20
Flagship vote put on back burner while country deals with Covid-19.
28 Mar 20
Critics claim leadership was too slow to focus on challenge ahead.
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17 Mar 20
Discussion raises shared challenges faced by those in occupied territories.
13 Mar 20
Opinions divided over possible mechanism to restore “systematically violated rights”.
12 Feb 20
Critics argue that the burden would not be equally spread.
10 Feb 20
Can Yerevan regulate the information field without damaging freedom of speech?
22 Jan 20
The criminal case against the ex-head of state remains a highly partisan issue.
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Mosul: Culture and concerts where IS once reigned
For almost three years, while her home city of Mosul was under occupation by so-called Islamic State (IS), Tahani Salih kept a daily diary documenting their crimes.
By Daniella Peled, IWPR Managing Editor
