The guest of 168TV’s “Diplomat” program is Alireza Khoda Gholipour, Director General of Iran’s Institute for Political and International Studies.
Operating from Shanghai, China—across a distance of more than 6,800 km via a 9,000-km fiber-optic link—Dr. Levon Grigoryan, Head of the Robotic Surgery and Endoscopy Department at Slavmed Medical Center, successfully performed remote abdominal wall hernia repairs on two patients using advanced 3D mesh prostheses.
Reconciliation cannot be built on the assumption that displaced people should forget their homes, or that their churches should be given a new identity. It must rest on truth, the dignity of victims, and accountability.
Gagik Khachatryan’s legal team has filed a request for urgent interim measures with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The legal team requested from the European Court to immediately instruct the Government of Armenia to release him from detention and ensure that he had access to the medical institution in Germany that has already confirmed its medical commitment to perform the planned surgery.
The world of motorsport is celebrating excellent news: Kimi Prost — son of renowned driver Nicolas Prost and grandson of the legendary four-time Formula 1 champion Alain Prost — has joined the Armenian team GoroyanRT.
Armenia’s new government program for 2026-2031 significantly recasts the country’s foreign policy compared with the previous five-year program, with one of the most striking changes concerning Russia.
I briefly addressed the subject of small modular reactors (SMRs) in March this year in an article entitled “The Big Problems of a Small Reactor”. It examined the technological and economic uncertainties surrounding such projects, as well as issues related to fuel supply and radioactive waste management.
14-year-old Armenian FM Tyhran Ambartsumian defeated the world’s highest-rated player, GM Magnus Carlsen, in the Titled Tuesday online tournament held on August 18.
The long-awaited awards ceremony for the “Top 100 Students of Armenia” competition has finally taken place. Held on August 17, the eve of Samvel Karapetyan’s birthday, the event brought participants together in an intimate setting, with Samvel Karapetyan personally in attendance. Samvel Karapetyan welcomed 100 high-achieving students selected from all regions of Armenia and Artsakh. […]
The acknowledgment of the Armenian Genocide is prohibited by the Turkey’s judicial apparatus. The primary legal mechanism used to punish dissidents, journalists, and academics who attempt to discuss these historical atrocities is Article 301 of the Turkish Penal Code.
