The Adamyan‘s of Aknaberd: Raising 8 Children on $132 a Month is a Challenge

She laughs but quickly shuts her mouth. Rita is toothless, even at the young age of 38.

Karabakh Villagers Prefer to Work for Others Than Cultivate Their Own Land

This year's drought, as well as the shortage and in some cases, complete lack of water in general is causing many residents of the village of Vazgenashen in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Martouni to work for others for a daily fee instead of cultivating their own land.

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Orogen Gold Raises Cash to Fund Drilling at Mutsk Site

Orogen Gold, a UK company listed on the London Stock Exchange, reports that it has raised £1.125mln through a placing to fund further drilling at its Mutsk project in southern Armenia.

Greek Parliament Approves Hate Crime Bill: Stiffer Penalties for Genocide Denial

The Greek parliament yesterday passed a controversial hate crimes bill that increases penalties for racially motivated crimes and criminalizes the denial of genocide and war crimes.