Follow JAMnews and blogger Grigor Harutyunyan who explores the intricacies of apricot harvesting in Armenia which exports over 100,00 tons of apricots every year
Acting PM Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract party won the snap parliamentary elections, Armenia's Central Election Commission has announced, but what happens next?
Snap parliamentary elections in Armenia is what the authorities and opposition consider the only way out of the political crisis that followed the country's defeat in the second Karabakh war
Steel revolution will replace the Velvet one, leader of the "Civil Contract" party, acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced during the final meeting with voters on the main square of Yerevan
Ex-President Kocharian and leader of the opposition Hayastan bloc has held the final rally in Yerevan amid the upcoming parliamentary elections of June 20
Opinion: elections in Armenia will turn into a struggle for power between Nikol Pashinyan and the opposition, accompanied by a stream of insults. Many citizens do not want to participate in the elections at all
Will a document be signed defining the borders between the two countries, and on what terms? Armenian journalists went to the border villages of the country to get acquainted with the situation on the spot
Busy Armenians who do not want to waste time in long queues at polyclinics can get vaccinated at special mobile stations right on the street. Vlogger Grigor Harutyunyan shares with us all the details
Narek Sargsyan, nephew of Armenia's ex-president sentenced to 5.5 years in prison. He and many other relatives of the former president as well as Sargsyan have had charges brought against them following the Velvet Revolution of 2018.
With the June 2021 early parliamentary elections around the corner, JAMnews analyzes the pre-election media landscape in Armenia amid the heated election campaign
A declaration of alliance between Azerbaijan and Turkey has been signed in the city of Shusha (Armenian Shushi) liberated as a result of the second Karabakh war
“By being closer to the nature, we may be able to better understand ourselves,” says David, who, together with his wife, moved from Yerevan to the village of Koghb on the border of Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan has exchanged 15 Armenian soldiers for the maps of minefields in the territory of the Agdam region, which came under the control of Azerbaijan after the second Karabakh war