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Monthly Archives: April 2011
April, 2011
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28 April
Routes to Yerevan Still Closed. Regional Opposition Leader Taken to Police
Ahead of the Armenian National Congress rally this evening, a number of routes to Yerevan have been closed since this morning. -
28 April
Armenian Singer Emmy Prepared to Hold Concerts in Azerbaijan… if Invited
Emmy is ready to hold concerts in Azerbaijan if, of course, she receives an invitation from Armenia's neighboring country, said... -
28 April
Former Miss Russia Caught Stealing Sandals in NYC
Former Miss Russia Anna Malova, who was charged with forging prescriptions to obtain painkillers, was busted this week for... -
28 April
Snap Elections Benefit Neither HAK Nor Sargsyan Administration: Opinion
"Every political entity has maximal and minimal aims. The authorities also didn't strive for concessions or dialogue. But... -
28 April
Several Public Transport Routes to Yerevan Closed Today
Sources have informed Epress.am that a number of public transport routes leading to Yerevan are currently closed ahead of the... -
28 April
Nikol Pashinyan and Sasun Mikaelyan to be Released?
By the first half of May, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan is preparing to release all Armenian National Congress (HAK) leader... -
28 April
Journalist Anoush Babajanyan Wins Inknagir Literary Award
This year's Inknagir literary award for best story was awarded to journalist and photographer Anoush Babajanyan for he... -
27 April
Nikol Pashinyan Nominated for Hrant Dink Award
The International Hrant Dink Award is presented annually on Dink's birthday to "people who work for a world free of discrimination, racism, and... -
27 April
Opposition Does Not Allow Government to Weaken its Vigilance: Serzh Sargsyan
On the eve of tomorrow's Armenian National Congress rally, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan stated today that he has... -
27 April
After Raping Society, It’s Cynical to Speak of Stability: Armenia’s Former PM
There's no economic situation in Armenia, and even in the cemetery, stability is stability, said Armenia's former prime minister...