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Monthly Archives: May 2011
May, 2011
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12 May
‘We Can Wait Every Second’: Another Oppositionist’s Jail Term Reaches Half-Way Mark
Today marks the half-way point of oppositionist Shmavon Galstyan's prison term. Recall, Galstyan was arrested early... -
12 May
Armenia-OSCE Cooperation Discussed in President’s Residence
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan yesterday welcomed the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly President Petros Efthymiou. -
12 May
ArmNews to Participate as Third Party in A1+ vs. NCTR Case
A1+ TV company initiated court proceedings to annul a Dec. 16, 2010 no. 96A decision by Armenia's National Commission on... -
12 May
Despite Not Being Represented in the Final, Armenian Audiences’ Interest in Eurovision Doesn’t Wane
As in previous years, the Armenian TV and Radio Company did everything this year to ensure the song's success, as... -
11 May
VIDEOS: Graffiti Artists Once Again ‘Attack’ Yerevan Metro
In what is considered to be the second time this year, the Yerevan metro has again be adorned with graffiti art. The incident this time... -
11 May
Word on the Street: Yerevan Residents on Emmy’s Eurovision Performance
The fact that Armenia's contestant in the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest, Emmy, wouldn't be making it to the final became a topic of... -
11 May
March 1 Film Being Sent to Schools. No Response from TV Stations Yet
The documentary film with archival footage depicting the events of Mar. 1–2, 2008, by writer, publicist Tigran Paskevichyan and... -
11 May
Around What Issue Can Armenian Media Rally? Nikol Pashinyan Responds
The terms "libel" and "insult" have to be clarified; or rather, the same wording which characterized these terms in the... -
11 May
If Turkey is a Mosaic, Why Aren’t There Any Armenian Parliamentarians?
One of the presidents of the Istanbul Armenian Foundation, Bedros Marzubanyan said CHP leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's... -
11 May
HAK Submits May 31 Rally Request to City Hall
Earlier today, Vahagn Hayotsyan, the executive secretary of the opposition Pan-Armenian National Movement party...