Politics

Prime Minister meets with representatives of the Armenian community in Estonia

28 April, 10:10

The Prime Minister touched upon the topics to be discussed during his visit to Estonia.

Vahagn Khachaturyan will attend the Pope's funeral

25 April, 10:16

Let us recall that Pope Francis died on April 21 at 88.

24 April, 16:25

Nikol Pashinyan will leave for Estonia on an official visit

During the visit, the Prime Minister will meet with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Estonia, Kristen Michal, the President of the Republic of Estonia, Alar Karis, the Speaker of the Estonian Parliament, and the Estonian Foreign Minister. Nikol Pashinyan will also meet with representatives of the Armenian community.

24 April, 15:49

The Prime Minister received the delegation of the Armenian Missionary Association of America

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received a delegation from the Armenian Missionary Association of America, led by President Gary Phillips and Executive Director Serzh Puchakjian.

24 April, 9:38

"The Armenian Genocide is a deep wound of history." Alen Simonyan

We do not forget what happened, but we do not want the memory to become only a source of pain and mourning: it should make us more determined and far-sighted in our future steps.

24 April, 9:36

"'Never again' must turn from a slogan into a reality." Foreign Ministry

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia has stated on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

24 April, 9:28

Prime Minister condemns burning of Azerbaijani and Turkish flags. Spokesperson

- Prime Minister Pashinyan condemns this practice, considering it irresponsible and unacceptable.

24 April, 9:05

"We will not miss this opportunity for the sake of our martyrs and our generations." Prime Minister

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has sent a message on the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

Today is the 110th anniversary of the Genocide

24 April, 8:45

Between 1878 and 1915, the actions of Sultan Abdul Hamid II and the Young Turk government aimed to methodically eliminate the presence of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, first through mass massacres and then through the genocide of 1915.