Armenian and Marseille medical institutions to collaborate in maternal and reproductive health areas
Thursday, May 8 2025, 19:09
ArmInfo. Deputy Minister of Health of Armenia, Artak Jumayan, and First Vice Mayor of Marseille, Michele Rubirola, reached an agreement to establish cooperation between medical institutions in both countries in the fields of maternal and reproductive health, public health, and emergency preparedness. |
Thursday, May 8 2025, 18:05
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Thursday, May 8 2025, 16:42
ArmInfo. Unfortunately, the National Security Service (NSS) of Armenia does not have intelligence data on the 1,160 missing persons in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, causing mistrust among their relatives. This was stated on May 8 at a press conference in Yerevan dedicated to discussing the draft law "Who is considered "missing"? Long-awaited bill with shortcomings," by Artur Sakunts, head of the Vanadzor office of the Helsinki Citizens' Assembly (HCA). |
Thursday, May 8 2025, 16:34
ArmInfo. Secretary of the National Security Council of Armenia Armen Grigoryan will leave for the capital of India, New Delhi, on May 12 for a working visit. As reported by the press service of the Security Council of Armenia, Grigoryan will meet with National Security Advisor to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ajit Doval. No other details were provided. |
Thursday, May 8 2025, 16:30
ArmInfo. On the eve of the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, Ambassador of Belarus Alexander Konyuk, along with diplomats from the Belarusian diplomatic mission and representatives from business circles in Armenia, laid wreaths at the monument "They fought for the Motherland, 1941-1945" in the village of Arinj, Kotayk region. As reported by the Embassy of Belarus in Armenia, the Embassy took the initiative to carry out preliminary improvements to the area surrounding the monument. |
Thursday, May 8 2025, 15:34
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ArmInfo. On the 80th anniversary of Victory in Great Patriotic War, Vladimir Putin has sent congratulatory messages to the leaders of Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Israel, as well as the peoples of Georgia and Moldova. |
Thursday, May 8 2025, 14:52
ArmInfo. Chairman of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia Alen Simonyan categorically disagrees with the claims of the government opponents that Armenia is sliding towards totalitarianism. In a conversation with journalists on May 8, the speaker recalled that the country was ranked 34th place in the world ranking of freedom of expression. "Totalitarianism and freedom of speech are incompatible, this cannot be," Simonyan noted. |
Thursday, May 8 2025, 14:43
ArmInfo. At Yerevan School N8, named after Pushkin, teachers and students are protesting against the dismissal of the institution's director, Natalya Stepanyan. According to posts on Armenian social media, it became known that this morning Stepanyan has been removed from her position as the school's director. Both the teachers and students, along with parents are opposed to this decision. The school has started collecting signatures against this decision of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Armenia. The classes at the school were cancelled today, and students have stated that they will not return to school until Stepanyan is reinstated. |
Thursday, May 8 2025, 14:38
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ArmInfo. The behavior of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and the threats he made against opposition MPs raise doubts about the legitimacy of his continued stay in power, as noted in a statement by the " Five Human Rights Defenders Initiative " following a recent scandal on May 7, 2025 in the National Assembly of Armenia. During a discussion on corruption and impunity, the Prime Minister lost his temper and threatened to send the opposition to the basements of the National Security Service. Human rights activists have expressed their concerns about Pashinyan's behavior, describing it as unnatural, anti-democratic, and extremely dangerous. The initiative pointed out that such statements, along with Pashinyan's unpredictable behavior, sever his connection to legal obligations. "There are, apparently, issues with the prime minister's mental health, raising doubts about the legality of his ongoing tenure," the lawyers concluded. |