Anna Naghdalyan has described Azerbaijan’s refusal to grant visas to Arsenal’s fans who may have Armenian roots as racism.

Grigoryan presented the details of his working visit, the meetings he held and whose he was planning to have.

Outside of his books, TV shows, and films, Martin also teases his involvement in an upcoming video game.

The co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group will visit the region at the end of May and set to travel to Artsakh too.

Much of the major hardware the Bundeswehr has to offer took part in an impressively coordinated half-hour display.

The US is a powerful and serious partner for Ukraine, first of all, in overcoming Russia’s aggression, he said.

A new focused ultrasound approach — low-energy, rapid, short-pulsed ultrasound — can open the blood–brain barrier.

Nikol Pashinyan has said that Armenia badly needs a truly independent and impartial judicial system.

Artificial intelligence is better than specialist doctors at diagnosing lung cancer, a US study suggests.

Tom Morello and Serj Tankian joined forces onstage at the Sonic Temple festival with a moving rendition of “Like A Stone”.

The issue may be debatable, but whether a player feels safe deserves to be his call and his call alone.

The Syrian army and their allies are preparing to launch the second phase of their northwestern Syria offensive.

Smoking has long been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and serious cardiac events like heart attacks and strokes.

Think about it, you get to have a nice, tasty and refreshing drink while also staying healthy since it’s mostly made of fruits

The Iranian foreign minister, Javad Zarif, has hit back at Donald Trump for his “genocidal taunts”.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan congratulated Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky on assuming the office of President.

A trio of British divers ventured to Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park to explore the cave’s waterways.

Assange, who denies the accusation, was arrested in London last month after spending seven years inside the embassy.

The first drugs designed to stop cancer cells becoming resistant to treatment may be available within the next decade.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has asked demonstrators to open entrance to the country’s courts.

In a live address on Monday, the PM addressed demonstrators blocking access to courts across the country.

Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky has been sworn in as Ukraine’s new president at a ceremony in the capital Kiev.

Greek, Armenian, and Assyrian Christians predominated in the region before its colonisation by Turkic Muslims.

Schenkkan accused Pashinyan of populism after he called on the people to block access to courts across the country.

Upon arrival, the Turkish-backed rebels attempted to reclaim these lost areas near the key town of Kafr Naboudeh.

The PM observed the situation and left almost immediately, promising to provide more details at noon.

President Armen Sarkissian urged Armenians to maintain peace, adhere to the Constitution and the laws.

Pashinyan’s call for blocking the court entrances came after a judge ordered the release of Robert Kocharyan.

Iran is now the permanent member of Commonwealth of Independent States, the Deputy Transport Minister said.

Kocharyan, who was the President of Armenia in 1998–2008, is accused of overthrowing the constitutional order and money laundering.