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Monthly Archives: October 2011
October, 2011
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5 October
Levon Ter-Petrossian Promises Meritocracy if Armenian Opposition Assumes Power
None of the member parties of the Armenian National Congress (HAK) has ever raised the issue of who will get what position if HAK assumes... -
5 October
Opposition Considers Dialogue with Armenian Government Pointless
"Beginning from now, we see the resolution of our problems only through intensifying mass gatherings and mobilization... -
5 October
Opposition Harshly Criticizes German Ambassador to Armenia
"No foreign ambassador has made a similar statement. He has never publicly criticized the Armenian government. We consider... -
5 October
PHOTOS: Liberty Square at Night
Supporters of the opposition bloc the Armenian National Congress (HAK) spent their 5th consecutive night camped out at... -
4 October
PHOTOS: Activists Suggest Transport Minister Resign – by Taking a Minibus
Holding signs with such inscription as "Minister, leave (with a minibus)," "I don't bend over," "Bent over till where?" and... -
4 October
Iran Cannot Act as Mediator in Karabakh Conflict: Bryza
US Ambassador to Azerbaijan Matthew Bryza noted that Azerbaijan and Armenia are in favor of a settlement to... -
4 October
Sarkozy Won’t Complicate Relations with Russia During Georgia Visit: Opinion
French President Nicolas Sarkozy will be in Georgia as part of a political tour and not specifically for Georgia, believes... -
4 October
Website, Video Project on Mass Repatriation to Armenia Launched in Yerevan
Publicist, filmmaker Tigran Paskevichyan today introduced the website of his recently launched project funded by the... -
4 October
Araz Özbiliz to be Officially Welcomed to Armenia’s National Team Today
Armenian football player and AFC Ajax forward Araz Özbiliz arrived in Yerevan early this morning. -
4 October
Geologists to Begin Work in Landslide Zone. Search and Rescue Work Continues
"The extent of the landslide is great: one-third of the mountain adjacent to the road has collapsed. The 3.0 magnitude earthquake...