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Day: November 16, 2022

Armenian citizens required to declare incomes starting next year

Armenian citizens required to declare incomes starting next year

Civilnet
November 16, 2022

France’s Senate voted nearly unanimously to adopt a resolution calling on Paris to impose sanctions…

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Subsidizing salaries to attract highly qualified specialists to Armenia

Subsidizing salaries to attract highly qualified specialists to Armenia

Civilnet
November 16, 2022

Hovsep Patvakanyan, the head of the Investment Council of Armenia, sat down with CivilNet to discuss…

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In day-to-day life, Syunik’s border villagers face challenges created by Azerbaijan

In day-to-day life, Syunik’s border villagers face challenges created by Azerbaijan

Civilnet
November 16, 2022

In the latest edition of Frontlines, Karnig Kerkonian and Garo Ghazarian continue unpacking their fact-finding…

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French Senate condemns Azerbaijan’s September attack, calls for sanctions on Baku

French Senate condemns Azerbaijan’s September attack, calls for sanctions on Baku

Civilnet
November 16, 2022

By Mark Dovich France’s Senate voted nearly unanimously Tuesday to adopt a resolution condemning Azerbaijan’s…

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    Armenia faces trade turmoil from Iran-Israel conflict 

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    Armenia Announces $500M AI Supercomputer Plan with Firebird and NVIDIA:

    Credits: Ruptly

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    Speaking up for immigrants at #NoKings rallies

    Millions join the no Kings rallies across the US to protest President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Armenian voices from California speak out.

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    Pashinyan warns airstrikes on Iran endanger regional stability

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    Third Annual Yerevan International Ballet Festival 

    Yerevan hosted the world-renowned Russian ballet companies for its third annual international ballet festival. The highly anticipated week-long event drew over 100,000 people to watch a myriad of pieces, including a special tribute to Armenia’s cultural heritage with a performance of Aram Khachaturian’s Sabre Dance. 

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    World Vision’s support for Armenia’s most vulnerable

    Eleanor Monbiot, OBE, Regional Director for the Middle East and Eastern Europe at World Vision, discusses the humanitarian organization’s evolving role in Armenia as it transitions to a locally led, self-funded model. She highlights World Vision’s decades of work with vulnerable children and families in fragile contexts, including recent support for over 16,000 displaced people from Nagorno-Karabakh. Monbiot emphasizes the importance of systemic change, social inclusion, and close collaboration with local institutions to ensure sustainable impact. 

  • The Gold That Inflated Armenia: How Windfall Russian Money Triggered

    By Arshaluis Mgdesyan Over the course of two years, Armenia suddenly transformed into a quiet haven for Russian gold. Amid sanctions, war, and Russia’s growing geopolitical isolation, Armenia became a major transit hub through which billions of dollars’ worth of precious metals flowed eastward — to Dubai, Hong Kong, and China. This gold rush quickly inflated the Armenian economy with speculative growth. But, as in the classic case of the “Dutch disease,” the sudden profits were not followed by institutional reforms or sustainable development. Moreover, the inflows of foreign capital, funneled through semi-legal schemes, took on the traits of corrosive […]

  • Fact-Check: Did Armenian PM Buy a €3.1M Villa in France?

    Shushan Stepanyan, #CivilNetСheck On May 30, information circulated on Armenian social media and news outlets claiming that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan had purchased a luxurious €3.1 million villa in Marseille, France. The source of the information was the “French” website “Info du Jour.”  According to the article, “The 300 m² villa, purchased in May 2025, is located in the Château Gombert district of Marseille. It features four bedrooms, a swimming pool, a rooftop terrace, and a garage for three cars.” #CivilNetCheck investigated the claim and located the property. Through our partners, we obtained official documents from the French Cadastre. What […]

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