The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

Armenia Seeks to Restrict Coronavirus Spread by Tracking Phones

By Ani Mejlumyan YEREVAN (Eurasia.net) – Parliament has given Armenia’s government broad authority to track residents’ whereabouts and contacts through their telephones as a measure to slow down the spread of the novel coronavirus. The Ministry of Justice presented a draft law on March 30 that would allow[...]

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Statement of the Foreign Ministry of the Republic of Artsakh on Elections; Election Results

STEPANAKERT (Artsakh Foreign Ministry; Armenpress) – The Foreign Ministry of the Republic issued the following[...]

Armenia & Karabakh Arts & Culture International8 HOURS

Narine Abgaryan Makes it to the Guardian’s List of Europe’s Most Exciting Authors

LONDON (The Guardian) — The Guardian newspaper has listed Russia-based Armenian writer Narine Abgaryan among[...]

Diocesan Cancellations and Closures

European Commission, US Help Armenian Economy Hit Hard by Coronavirus

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Young Entrepreneur Will Donate Bar to Food Bank for Each Bar Sold

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Al Wafa School for Capacity Development Autism United Arab EmiratesApril 2, 2020

Armenians, Autism and the Emirates

CoronavirusApril 2, 2020

Armenian Doctor Dies of COVID-19 in Italy

Teen Domestic Violence Victim Starts Walking

Levon Aronian’s Wife Dies Two Weeks after Crash

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Coronavirus Deaths ObituaryApril 2, 2020

Former French Minister Patrick Devedjian Dies of COVID-19

Classical Music ObituaryApril 2, 2020

Krzysztof Penderecki, Polish Composer With Cinematic Flair, Dies at 86

Coronavirus healthMarch 31, 2020

US and International Armenian Medical Associations Deal with Coronavirus Crisis

Coronavirus COVID-19 healthMarch 31, 2020

Coronavirus in Armenia’s Neighboring Countries, Especially among Turkey’s Istanbul Armenian Community: VIDEO REPORT

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Family History immigrationApril 2, 2020

Mardiros and Mariam: Newcomers to Rhode Island from the Ottoman Empire

By Ruth Bedevian My maternal grandparents fell in love at an early age in the village of Soorsooree in Kharpert (Ancient Armenia) under Ottoman rule in the 1800s. While picking apples in the orchard one day Mariam saw Mardiros ride by on a[...]

Oxford UniversityMarch 19, 2020

Genocide Research Network Launched at Oxford University

OXFORD, UK — A new initiative to study the Armenian Genocide and its connections to the world today was launched at Pembroke College with a string quartet concert in the Pichette Auditorium on March 9. The Oxford Network of Armenian[...]