Amnesty International World Report: 2014 a ‘Year of Regression’

Amnesty International’s report for 2014 has condemned the response of the international community to worsening human rights abuses across the globe.

FBI’s ‘Largest Cybercrime Bounty Ever’ Offered for Russian Hacker

The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have announced a reward of US$ 3 million this Tuesday, Feb. 24, for information that would lead to the arrest of alleged cyber criminal Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev.

Baghdad-Yerevan-Erbil: A Commercial or Political Route?

Armenia’s General Civil Aviation Department reports that the Iraqi Airways flight, linking Baghdad and Yerevan with a quick stopover in Erbil, will operate every Thursday and Sunday commencing March 5.

Photo of the day - Downtown Yerevan. © Narek Aleksanyan

Tonsillectomy Gone Horribly Wrong: Ministry of Health Absolves Physicians of Medical Malpractice

Everyone wants to wash their hands of any responsibility regarding what happened to little 6 year-old Hasmik.

Textbook Procurement in Armenia: School Principals Play with Millions of Drams

Sometimes, the winning publishers have supplied textbooks at a greater price than their competitors.

Armenian Mining Exec – International Investors Interested in Gegharkounik Gold Fields

Armenia’s Ministry of Nature Protection has given the green light for International Gold to conduct geological studies around the Tzarasar goldfield in Armenia’s Gegharkounik Province.