On New Year’s Eve, Georgian protesters gathered on Rustaveli Avenue in the center of Tbilisi to celebrate the New Year and protest against the government. Thousands of Georgians spent the night on Rustaveli Avenue, waving European Union flags and chanting anti-government slogans. This was reported by Euronews.
Read MoreThe Syunik Regional Administration has reported that nine babies were born in the region on January 1.
Read MoreOn January 1, 10 people were killed in New Orleans’ French Quarter on Bourbon Street. A car crashed into a crowd celebrating the New Year.
Read MoreFollowing the departure of former owner Artur Soghomonyan, “Pyunik” Football Club, Armenia’s most decorated club, has a new owner. Spanish citizen Anton Farber has taken over ownership. This was reported by the club’s press service.
Read MoreAs of January 1, the supply of Russian gas to Europe through Ukrainian territory has been halted. This information is according to a report by Gazprom.
Read MoreArmenian grandmasters concluded their performances in the World Blitz Chess Championship held in New York. The champions of the blitz chess tournament were former World Champion Magnus Carlsen from Norway and Russian grandmaster Ian Nepomniachtchi. In the women’s competition, Chinese grandmaster Ju Wenjun emerged victorious.
Read MoreRecently recognized as the “Team of the Year” at the “Best in Sports” competition organized by Armenia’s Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports, Armenia’s men’s chess team has also been honored by FIDE as the best team of its 100th anniversary.
Read MoreMore than 5,500 individuals forcibly displaced from Artsakh have been granted Armenian citizenship. This was reported by the Migration and Citizenship Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Read MoreOn October 20, 2024, Vera Aghasyan, a 70-year-old Armenian remaining in Stepanakert. The reason of the death was health issues. Baku has given the Armenian side until the end of January 2025 to retrieve her body.
Read MoreLydian Armenia has transferred 12.5% of its shares to the Armenian government. The agreement was signed at the Ministry of Economy of Armenia. Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan signed on behalf of the government, while Hayk Aloyan, the director of Lydian Armenia CJSC, represented the company.
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