April, 2011

• 13 April

  

  Chemical Castration as One Way of Preventing Sexual Assault in Armenia

  "Since these crimes pertain to assault against children, we made the legislation stricter and set imprisonment as the only form of...
• 13 April

  

  Armenia’s Diaspora Minister Being Accused of Embezzlement

  Armenia's diaspora ministry has taken the 20 million drams belonging to the "One Nation, One Culture" Fund, said Tamara Poghosyan...
• 13 April

  

  HAK Prefers Peace, But Is Preparing for War: Zurabyan

  "The most desirable and preferable option for us is carrying out all the goals set before us through peaceful talks with the authorities..."
• 13 April

  

  Karabakh-Azerbaijan Line of Contact Demined for Minsk Group Co-Chairs

  The Minsk Group Co-Chairs crossed the Line of Contact in a section, which had been cleared of landmines beforehand, with the aim of...
• 13 April

  

  New Times Party Leader Still Deliberating Joining ‘Third Alliance’

  New Times party leader Aram Karapetyan won't join the opposition bloc the Armenian National Congress (HAK) if there are no changes to...
• 13 April

  

  Armenia’s National Team Moves Up 3 Places in FIFA World Ranking List

  On Apr. 13, FIFA published its monthly world ranking list of football (soccer) teams. Compared to the last list (published on Mar. 9), Armenia...
• 13 April

  

  United Republic of Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan with Tbilisi as the Capital?

  The international community would like to create a united Caucasus republic with the three South Caucasus states: Armenia, Azerbaijan and...
• 13 April

  

  Freezing Temperatures Expected in Armenia Tonight

  Last night, precipitation and thunderstorms were felt everywhere in Armenia, with this manifesting to snow and winds of 20–25 m/s in...
• 13 April

  

  Jehovah’s Witnesses in Armenia Add One More Claim in Suit Against H1. Trial Postponed

  Examination of the case Jehovah's Witnesses in Armenia v. Armenian Public Television (H1) began in a Yerevan court today.
• 13 April

  

  Georgia’s Azeri Population: Nothing’s Changed Since the Days of Imperial Russia and USSR

  Both during the days of imperial Russia and the Soviet years, and when Georgia became independent, the life of the country's Azeri population...