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Yearly Archives: 2011
July, 2011
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14 July
Stop Persecuting Former PM Hrant Bagratyan, Says HAK
Armenian National Congress (HAK) member and former prime minister of Armenia Hrant Bagratyan has been... -
14 July
Yerevan City Hall Explains Why Inter-City Transport Minibus Stops are being Moved
The reason bus stops for public transportation minibuses coming to Yerevan from other cities in Armenia have been moved... -
14 July
Berd Residents Say Important Armenian State Agencies Moving their Offices to Ijevan
A group of traders and residents from the city of Berd in Tavush marz (province) informed Epress.am that their... -
13 July
Protest Outside Moscow’s Georgian Embassy in Defense of Arrested Photographers
A demonstration will take place Friday outside the Georgian Embassy in Moscow in support of the four Georgian... -
13 July
Delegates Depart for Brussels to Participate in EU-Armenia Talks
A delegation led by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia Karine Ghazinyan will depart for Brussels, where... -
13 July
Having No Sea Doesn’t Stop Armenia From Being Largest Fish Producer in Region
Armenia has the most developed market for producing and exporting fish in the region, said Irakli Pataraia, executive director of.... -
13 July
Authorities and Opposition Delegations for Dialogue Won’t be Making Decisions: Debate
The delegations formed for the dialogue between the authorities and the opposition are simply working groups; they won't... -
13 July
Grand Mufti of the Caucasus Received Armenian Catholicos’ Invitation
Sheikh ul-Islam and Grand Mufti of the Caucasus Haji Allahshükür Hummat Pashazade has acknowledging receipt of the invitation to... -
13 July
Temperatures to Rise in Yerevan
"On Jul. 14 and 15, the temperature will rise by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius in Yerevan and the Ararat plateau, reaching... -
13 July
Poland, Ukraine to Simplify Border Crossing During Euro 2012
Poland and Ukraine will simplify border crossings during Euro 2012, said Counsellor at the Polish Embassy Rafal Wolski in...