We visited 102-year-old Grandma Manyak in Choratan. Happy International Day of Older Persons!
Representatives of the EU Mission in Armenia visited 102-year-old Grandma Manyak, who lives in the municipality of Choratan. The Mission ...
Representatives of the EU Mission in Armenia visited 102-year-old Grandma Manyak, who lives in the municipality of Choratan. The Mission ...
After a nearly two-year pause, the operational workshop at Tavush Textile LLC's Berd factory has resumed operations, the company announced. ...
In early September, officers from the Criminal Police Department of the Tavush Regional Division received intelligence that a 26-year-old resident ...
On September 19–20, young correspondents from Tavush Media participated in a two-day workshop titled "Covering Community Activism and Countering False ...
The nomination process for political parties and party alliances participating in the local self-government elections scheduled for October 25, 2026, ...
It is fig season in Chinari and Aygedzor villages. Every year around this time, orchards across these border villages bustle ...
Apicius Armenia, an international hospitality school, has opened its new building in Dilijan. Built to international standards, the three-story building ...
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of cultural figure Hovhannes Sharambeian, who made an invaluable contribution to ...
On August 15, Armenian culture could be seen, heard, tasted and experienced firsthand in Dilijan. Music, traditional crafts, local brands ...
Agriculture remains a primary source of employment across rural communities in Tavush region. Yet local farmers currently face a number ...

Tavush Media is the new project of Emergency Channel Informative NGO in Tavush region. Strengthening the information capabilities of the region: television, radio, website, and an educational resource center for young journalists. Information safety is the keystone of the safety system. We should together realize RESILIENT TAVUSH.

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