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Armenia allocates funds to solve housing problems of refugees from Azerbaijan
About 1.5 billion AMD will be allocated to solve the housing problems of Armenian families that fled Azerbaijan in late 1980s and early 1990s. The decision was adopted at the government sitting today. The program will benefit 112 families. The problem has been dragging on for over 30 years.
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Winter military draft starts in Artsakh
Artsakh Republic President Bako Sahakyan has signed a decree on the 2020 winter draft and demobilization. According to the decree, in January 2020 male citizens of the Artsakh Republic who turn 18 until December 31, 2019 inclusive, as well as those citizens whose draft deferment has been expired until December 31, 2019 inclusive will be called up to mandatory military…
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Armenia sincere in its aspiration for peace in the region – Prime Minister
All of you here know, that Armenia is located in a volatile region with many security risks and challenges. Unresolved conflicts, which are producing ongoing tension, an arms race, and hate politics, are still alive in the South Caucasus, Armenia’s Prime minister Nikol Pashinyan said in an address to the Italian Institute for International Political Studies in Milan. He said…
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Google to restrict political advertising worldwide
Google will no longer allow political campaigns to target advertising at people based on their supposed political leanings, the BBC reports. Campaigns will also be unable to match their own database of prospective voters against Google’s user base, to target individuals across platforms such as YouTube and Google search. The policy will begin in the UK “within a week”, with…
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Azerbaijani blogger enters Armenian church in Milan, addresses a question to PM Pashinyan
An Azerbaijani blogger got into an Armenian Church in Milan as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan was holding a meeting with local Armenians. Addressing the Prime Minister, the blogger said “the whole world has recognized the genocide perpetrated by Armenians against Azerbaijanis.” He then asked Armenia’s democratic Prime Minister to “free our lands so that I can see my Shushi, my…
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Urbatagirk: The first Armenian printed book kept at Mekhitarist Congregation
Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan has shared the photo of the first Armenian printed book kept in the Library of the Mekhitarist congregation on St. Lazarus Island. It is the Book of Friday (Urbatagirk) printed in 1512 in Venice by Hagop Meghapart. Zohrab Mnatsakanyn is visiting Italy with a delegation headed by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. First #Armenian printed book in…
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