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Government promises zero tolerance against the underworld. -
Government proposal would see prosecutor allowed to seize assets. -
Landslide expected for Velvet Revolution coalition and new civil society voices. -
Municipal vote heralded as sign of great political change within the country. -
Female participation in the protests has not translated into political power.
12 Dec 19
Government promises zero tolerance against the underworld.
27 Nov 19
Government proposal would see prosecutor allowed to seize assets.
22 Nov 18
Landslide expected for Velvet Revolution coalition and new civil society voices.
21 Sep 18
Municipal vote heralded as sign of great political change within the country.
17 May 18
Female participation in the protests has not translated into political power.
12 Apr 17
Diplomatic efforts have stalled with little progress in sight.
7 Nov 16
Member states failed to appoint an Armenian as the bloc’s new general secretary.
24 Oct 16
Widespread prejudice in Armenia leaves few LGBT-friendly public spaces.
20 Oct 16
Social and national affairs debated at summer series of round tables.
5 Oct 16
The short sighted use of resources has caused a widespread drop in strategic freshwater reserves.
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