15 Armenian soldiers perish in fire, whilst the government dodges taking responsibility
By Karen Harutyunyan, editor-in-chief On the night of January 19, 15 servicemen died as a result of…
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Author: Կարեն Հարությունյան Karen Harutyunyan
Karabakh is not Ukraine: Hypocritical silence of the international media and community
By Karen Harutyunyan, editor-in-chief I was having a video call with my relatives living in Artsakh…
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The ‘credible source’ has failed the country, he must leave
By Karen Harutyunyan, Editor-in-chief On Monday, the Armenian Times newspaper, owned by the family of…
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Azerbaijan’s military provocations since the end of the Second Artsakh War
Karen Harutyunyan, Editor-In-Chief The November 9, 2020 ceasefire statement by the leaders of Armenia,…
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The Armenian government hides the fact it agreed to hand over Lachin ahead of schedule
The photos below show the section of the road bypassing the city of Lachin in the Berdadzor region of…
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Pashinyan Must Answer the People’s Questions
By Karen Harutyunyan, Editor-In-Chief “I want it on the record that the moment the Republic of Armenia…
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Karabakh: Time to be serious about the security challenges
By Karen Harutyunyan, Editor-in-Chief of CivilNet “The people must be organized in their self-defense.…
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CivilNet editor’s year-end report
Dear Reader, During this turbulent year for Armenia, Artsakh and the region, CivilNet struggled to do…
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Three years after the “Velvet Revolution”: A complete degradation of values
By Karen Harutyunyan, Editor-In-Chief, CivilNet The photo above is from the 2018 “Velvet Revolution”.…
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The Address Nikol Pashinyan Did Not Deliver — on the anniversary of the Second Karabakh War
By Karen Harutyunyan, Editor-in-Chief, CivilNet On the first anniversary of the outbreak of the Second…
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