"HIV/AIDS was extremely spread in Russia.
People got infected either as a result of
unsafe sexual relations or drugs or not
single-use syringes," says 31-year
old Aram Hakobyan. "Many people used
the same spoon for drugs, sometimes even
the drug itself was already infected.
Buried Secrets: Archeological
site holds centuries of history
By Viorica
Vladica
ArmeniaNow correspondent
A group of four to five men equipped with
small shovels and brushes are digging tirelessly
a hole looking like a crater and each piece
they find is a smile on their faces and
an occasion for later debates. Their findings,
more valuable than jewels, are slices of
history.
Reclamation: Pieces
of history being preserved in Lachin Corridor
By Vahan
Ishkhanyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
A museum opened last month in the village
of Tsitsernavank, part of the corridor that
links Armenia and Karabakh and a territory
of severe fighting during the 1990-94 war.
The territory, previously known as Lachin,
is now called Kashatagh.
Like other societies, Armenians enjoy a good scandal
and are moved and made angry by the troubles of
others. And it is that characteristic that makes
a rich audience for TV serials or "soap operas"
as they are known in the West.
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