150 Young People Again Liberate Shoushi

Dedicated to the 22nd anniversary of the liberation of Shoushi, young people from Artsakh, Sisian and Georgia participated in an patriotic educational parade entitled "Shoushi Liberation". The participants headed off in three directions just like in 1992 in the military operation called "Wedding in the Mountains". All three groups were escorted by those who fought to liberate Shoushi.

China: Hong Kong Real Estate Tycoons Accused Of Bribing Government Leader

Hong Kong’s biggest anti-corruption case begins this Thursday, when real estate moguls Thomas and Raymond Kwok, and former high-ranking government official Rafael Hui, go on trial for graft.

Supporters of Man Accused of Domestic Violence Attack Hetq Reporter and Activists

Following Wednesday's court hearing of a man accused of assaulting his wife, former leader of the Progressive Socialist Party Robert Aharonyan and others attacked a Hetq journalist and NGO representatives who are supporting the defendant's wife.

Ambassador James Warlick Nagorno-Karabakh: The Keys to a Settlement

There is a body of principles, understandings, and documents already on the table that lay out a deal, and no one has suggested we abandon them. The challenge is to find a way to help the sides take that last, bold step forward to bridge their remaining differences and deliver the peace and stability that their populations deserve.

Hetq Takes Environment Ministry to Court to Obtain Endangered Animal Import/Export Permits

Hetq has taken the Ministry of Nature Protection to court in a freedom of information suit, after refusing to hand over documents pertaining to the trafficking of endangered animal species to Armenia.

Courts Extend Pre-Trial Detention of Those Arrested in Shant Harutyunyan Case

Courts in Armenia have extended the pre-trial detention of 13 citizens arrested last November in the Shant Harutyunyan case from one to two months.

Returning from the Battlefield

Former Energy Minister Appointed Presidential Advisor

Armenia’s former Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Armen Movsisyan has been appointed an advisor to President Serzh Sargsyan.

New Sewing Facility Employs Twelve in Northern Armenian Town

Almost one-third of the 2,200 residents in Toumanyan, a town in Armenia’s northern Lori Province, are unemployed according to Mayor Levon Zavaryan.

Russian, Armenian Troops to March Together in Victory Day Parade in Gyumri

Russian and Armenian troops from the Armenian military units stationed in Gyumri and the Russian 102nd military base are expected to march together in a big military parade dedicated to the 69th anniversary of the Great Patriotic War in Armenia's second-largest city, Gyumri, on May 9.