In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of February 1, Armenia's new government is sworn in, Prime Minister Pashinyan meets German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the EU to provide additional financial assistance to Armenia, Pashinyan announces that his government is pursuing a policy on the Karabakh issue which no administration has pursued in the past and more.

Irakli Kakabadze, a Georgian writer, peace and human rights activist, Chair of the Mahatma Gandhi Foundation, Georgia speaks about the preparations and vision for another Salt March. The Peace March will commence from India in 2019 and pass through the Caucasus in the Spring of 2020, with Armenia as a hub for a series of conferences on the subject of non-violence.

Irakli Kakabadze, a Georgian writer, peace and human rights activist, Chair of the Mahatma Gandhi Foundation, Georgia speaks about the preparations and vision for another Salt March. The Peace March will commence from India in 2019 and pass through the Caucasus in the Spring of 2020, with Armenia as a hub for a series of conferences on the subject of non-violence.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of January 25, an informal meeting between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan takes place in Davos, a Panama Papers-related case is reopened, the Health Minister says mandatory health insurance to come into effect in 2021 and criticism and outrage surrounding bonuses to public employees.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of January 25, an informal meeting between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan takes place in Davos, a Panama Papers-related case is reopened, the Health Minister says mandatory health insurance to come into effect in 2021 and criticism and outrage surrounding bonuses to public employees.

Tom Allen, an avid traveler and adventurer and author of a travel guidebook "Armenia with Nagorno Karabagh" recently published by Bradt Travel Guides, speaks with Sara Anjargolian about the process of researching and the sources of his inspiration.

Tom Allen, an avid traveler and adventurer and author of a travel guidebook "Armenia with Nagorno Karabagh" recently published by Bradt Travel Guides, speaks with Sara Anjargolian about the process of researching and the sources of his inspiration.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of January 18: The Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan meet, agree to prepare their populations for peace; Armenia’s new parliament holds its first session; cafes around the Opera House in the capital will be removed and replaced by green zones, and new reports by Human Rights Watch and Freedom House look at the state of human rights and Internet freedom.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of January 18: The Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan meet, agree to prepare their populations for peace; Armenia’s new parliament holds its first session; cafes around the Opera House in the capital will be removed and replaced by green zones, and new reports by Human Rights Watch and Freedom House look at the state of human rights and Internet freedom.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between Pro Paws, an animal welfare charity in Armenia and the Yerevan municipality to stop the slaughter of stray dogs in the city. EVN Report spoke with the organization's founder and chairperson, Elsik Azizian about the need to make cruelty against animals punishable by law and putting in place legislative measures to protect domestic and wild animals in the country.