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14 July, 2019
Gegham Baghdasaryan, The Analyticon magazine, Editor Information War:  a la guerre comme a la guerre https://www.regioncenter.info/en/node/1675
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03 July, 2019
Serob Khachatryan, lecturer at Yerevan State University, Education Expert https://www.regioncenter.info/en/node/1661
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03 July, 2019
Etibar Aliev, Education Expert, Doctor of Philosophy https://www.regioncenter.info/en/node/1661
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03 July, 2019
Anush Shahverdyan, Education Expert https://www.regioncenter.info/en/node/1662             Nushaba Sadyhly,  World Literature lecturer at Baku State University https://www.regioncenter.info/en/node/1660
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11 April, 2019
Our new study In January – February, 2019, the public opinion polls conducted among the population of Armenia established a number of new realia linked to the current trends and practices, media preferences and the effectiveness of various forms of electoral campaign.   In the report you can find a number of noteworthy results: http://www.regioncenter.info/sites/default/files/OP%20Media%20Consumptio... And this a video about the opinion polls results// https://youtu.be/DTIBL-niQ2s
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27 March, 2019
This is our report, based on the results of the discourse analysis and quantitative data of the materials, released by 6 online media of highest ratings and by all 15 talk shows of 6 TV channels during the snap elections 2018.  
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13 February, 2019
Our new study is "2018 Snap Elections and Post-Election Political Agendas on Online Platforms in Armenia". The study has been conducted with the support of EU. Within the context of electoral processes, we studied:  
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23 August, 2018
Introduction Despite the indefinite ceasefire regime that has existed since May 1994 between the parties to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, the situation remains tense along the contact line of the Defense Army of the unrecognized Republic of Artsakh and the Azerbaijani Armed Forces, as well as along the Armenia-Azerbaijan interstate border.     
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23 August, 2018
The Risks of the Resumption of Military Actions For already 24 years, two countries – Armenia and Azerbaijan – have been living in a state of neither peace nor war. Such a status quo was made possible, thanks to the 1994 ceasefire agreement. Although all these years the truce was repeatedly violated by both sides, there were no major changes along the contact line.
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