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Author Archives: Marianna Grigoryan

Posted inEastern Europe & Russia, Politics

Anxious Times for Armenian Migrants in Russia

by Marianna Grigoryan 26 Feb 201420 Jun 2020

Tighter immigration rules could sever a vital link to jobs. From EurasiaNet.org.

Posted inPolitics

What’s Next for Armenia’s Election Protests?

by Marianna Grigoryan 05 Mar 201319 Jun 2020
Posted inArmenia, Politics, Society

For Armenia’s President, a Re-Election Cakewalk

by Marianna Grigoryan 15 Jan 201320 Feb 2020
Posted inMinorities, Politics, Society

Armenia’s Yezidis at Center of Marriage-Age Debate

by Marianna Grigoryan 23 Sep 201220 Feb 2020
Posted inPolitics, Society

Syrian-Armenians Have a Rocky Arrival in the Homeland

by Marianna Grigoryan 03 Aug 201220 Feb 2020
Posted inPolitics

Armenian Politicians Learn to ‘Like’ Facebook

by Marianna Grigoryan 17 Apr 201220 Feb 2020
Posted inSociety

Suicides on the Rise in Armenia

by Marianna Grigoryan 21 Feb 201220 Feb 2020
Posted inSociety

Armenia: Are Selective Abortions Behind Birth Ratio Imbalance?

by Marianna Grigoryan 20 Jul 201120 Feb 2020
Posted inEnvironment, Society

Yerevan’s Toxic Time Bomb

by Anahit Hayrapetyan and Marianna Grigoryan 05 Jan 201120 Feb 2020
Posted inCaucasus, Eastern Europe & Russia, Society

A Linguistic Trojan Horse?

by Marianna Grigoryan 23 Jun 201020 Feb 2020

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