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Daily Archives: January 25, 2011
January, 2011
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25 January
Shot Turkish Journalist Promises to Continue Writing the Truth
Turkish Journalist Kazım Şen, owner of the usak.tv news site, was shot at in front of his house in Uşak (interior of western Turkey). -
25 January
Russia, Turkey Visa Regime Might be Eliminated as Early as April
The visa requirements between Russia and Turkey might be annulled beginning from April 2011, head of Turkey's Ministry of Culture and... -
25 January
Movsisyan to Play in Russia’s Premier League
Danish publication Ekstra Bladet reports that FC Krasnodar has paid $2.5 million US to acquire the Armenian forward. -
25 January
I was the First Turkish President to Visit Armenia: Abdullah Gül
Answering questions from Armenian and Azerbaijani reporters, Gül said Ankara hopes to see the "strengthening of security and stability in... -
25 January
Turkey to be Ready for EU Membership by 2014: Bağış
Turkish State Minister and Chief Negotiator for EU talks, Egemen Bağış, said Tuesday that Turkey would be ready for EU membership by... -
25 January
Yerevan City Hall Employee Caught in the Act of Accepting Bribes
Yerevan City Hall First Class Specialist Rustam Matevosyan was caught in his office in the act of receiving a bribe of $10,300 US on... -
25 January
Turkey Denies Reports of Armenian Nuclear Plant Radiation Leakage
Turkish media have denied reports circulating yesterday that because of a radiation leakage from the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)... -
25 January
Two Young Armenian Boys Injured from Land Mine
evorg Grigoryan, 17, and Shiraz Ghazaryan, 23, found a parcel that looked like a land mine in the area near... -
25 January
Azerbaijani Villager Set Himself on Fire Over Unpaid Fines
An Azerbaijani villager has died after setting himself and his home ablaze in desperation after police pressured him to pay a fine for... -
25 January
Give Us an Hour For Each Dollar Increase. Come Back at 5, Says Government Employee
It's not the government, but the transport companies that have raised the fees charged for imported goods. Vendors...