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Daily Archives: July 18, 2011
July, 2011
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18 July
Heritage Party Slams Ombudsman’s Process of Nominating Central Electoral Commission Members
No matter how much the Heritage Party along with the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun, or ARF-D) fought... -
18 July
Armenia’s Newest Political Party to Announce its Next Steps in September
The recently formed Free Democrats political party will have its first conference during the first half of September... -
18 July
Yerevan City Hall to Address Problem of Clogged Water Drainage System
Yerevan mayor Karen Karapetyan during a meeting on Monday instructed deputy mayor Kamo Areyan to resolve... -
18 July
Mammadyarov in Moscow Delivers Baku’s Response to Medvedev’s Karabakh Proposal
Azerbaijan's Minister of Foreign Affairs Elmar Mammadyarov is on an official visit to Moscow. As reported by Baku-based APA... -
18 July
533 Prisoners Released Under Amnesty as of July 15
As of Jul. 15, there are 533 prisoners released and 283 prisoners whose sentences have been reduced under the... -
18 July
Tea Party Takes its Turn in Debt Battle, Proposes ‘Cut, Cap and Balance’ Plan
Congressional leaders are giving tea party-backed Republican freshmen the run of the House this week with a plan to... -
18 July
Priest Curses MPs Who Voted in Favor of Georgia’s Armenian Churches Having Legal Status
Father Bartholomew of the Georgian Orthodox Church cursed those MPs who voted in favor of the legislative amendment... -
18 July
HAK Agrees to Meet with Ruling Coalition Parties, Though Aims to Dialogue with Executive: Statement
The Armenian National Congress (HAK) delegation has agreed to meet with representatives of the ruling coalition on... -
18 July
Hillary Clinton Discussed Nagorno-Karabakh in Istanbul ‘in Detail’
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discussed the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict with Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu in... -
18 July
Turkish Government has Decided to Support Armenian Newspapers
In Turkey, Armenian, Greek and Jewish publications were previously not allowed to receive any state financial assistance.