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Monthly Archives: December 2010
December, 2010
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31 December
Epress.am Sums Up the Year of 2010
Epress.am presents a series of interviews about some of the major events that took place in Armenia in 2010. -
30 December
Obama Bypasses Senate to Name New US Ambassador in Azerbaijan
"Making underserved concessions to Syria tells the regime in Damascus that it can continue to pursue its dangerous agenda... -
29 December
Armenian Opposition Group Sums Up its Successes in 2010
"It should be said that this intersection of international forums and our rallies had a very serious and huge effect. We managed to place issues of violation... -
29 December
Zero Tolerance Policy for Drunk Drivers, Says Armenian Police Chief
On the topic of compulsory automobile insurance (APPA), Ohanyan said this law will take effect beginning from Jan. 1... -
29 December
Karabakh Armenian Army ‘Preparing For War’
“I’m not waiting for [Azerbaijani] provocations, I’m waiting for war,” Lieutenant General Movses Hakobyan told a news conference in Stepanakert. -
29 December
Armenian-Turkish Relations Contribute to Growth of Nationalism in Armenia: Opinion
"Along with the activity in Armenian-Turkish relations, 2010 was a year of decline... -
29 December
Hanged Iranian Political Prisoner’s Relatives Detained
"My brother was not a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization," Hassan Saremi said. He added that his brother was... -
29 December
Armenian Policeman Responsible For Two People’s Death Not Detained
"If the girl's father were alive he would not hesitate and would kill that man. You know, such situations... -
28 December
Opposition Youth Activists’ Trial Comes to a Close
In his ruling, Judge Mnatsakan Martirosyan opted not to go with a conditional sentence and instead assigned... -
28 December
Sargsyan Needs Armenian Media’s Assistance to Address State Shortcomings
According to Sargsyan, the authorities are not fully equipped to handle the existing shortcomings in the state system or in society, and the government continues...