June, 2011

• 1 June

  

  On International Children’s Day, Children Protest Armenian Prime Minister’s Decision

  A protest took place on International Children's Day today outside the former kindergarten at Nalbandian 106/1 in Yerevan.
• 1 June

  

  If I’m a Spy for Azerbaijan, Then Why Am I Not in Prison? Asks Vanyan

  "We are in favor of ordinary citizens themselves take part in human rights activities , but today even this issue is monopolized...
• 1 June

  

  Armenia to Export Pepsi Cola to Neighboring States

  A Pepsi Cola Bottler Armenia plant owned by Jermuk International opened at the Kanaker-Zeitun administrative district of Yerevan.
• 1 June

  

  Deauville Statement Most Serious Declaration on Karabakh Conflict: de Waal

  The statement made on May 26 by the three heads of state of the mediating powers makes it clear that a moment of truth is approaching.
• 1 June

  

  Ruling Authorities to Discuss Opposition Proposal in the Near Future: HHK MP

  The Republican Party of Armenia (HHK) board has not yet discussed the issue raised at the Armenian National Congress...
• 1 June

  

  FIFA President Announces New World Cup Voting Process

  FIFA President Sepp Blatter said on Wednesday future World Cup hosts would be decided by all 208 members at...
• 1 June

  

  WHO Says Cell Phone Use ‘Possibly Carcinogenic’

  Using a mobile phone might increase the risk of developing certain types of brain tumors and consumers should consider...
• 1 June

  

  ‘Rusty Pumpkin’ Media Festival Offers Fresh Alternative to Golden Apricot in Yerevan (VIDEOS)

  The third annual alternative media festival "Rusty Pumpkin" is set to launch on Jun. 13 at 6 pm in the Mkhitar Sebastatsi...
• 1 June

  

  Libya Says NATO Killed Over 700 Civilians

  Libya Tuesday accused NATO of killing 718 civilians and wounding 4,067 in 10 weeks of air strikes, as African efforts for...
• 1 June

  

  Overflowing Yeghegis River Results in Damages in Vayots Dzor

  Rescue services have since informed the public that the extent of the damage to the cultivated lands is being measured...