May, 2011

• 19 May

  

  Time has to Come to Draft Peace Agreement in Nagorno-Karabakh Issue: US

  "We will continue... to increase our engagement through the Minsk Group with Russia and France to help Armenia and...
• 19 May

  

  Israel Knesset Holds First Public Debate on Armenian Genocide Recognition

  Israel's Knesset made history Wednesday when it held its first open discussion on recognition of the Armenian Genocide.
• 18 May

  

  MPs in Parliament: Ruben Hayrapetyan Mostly Absent, Larisa Alaverdyan Most Active

  MPs most absent from parliamentary sittings were HHK MP Ruben Hayrapetyan, who missed 237 meetings out of 239, HHK...
• 18 May

  

  MPs Respond to Film on Events of March 1: Have They Watched It?

  Prosperous Armenia (BHK) MP Vardan Postanjyan and Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun or ARF-D) MP Artsvik Minasyan...
• 18 May

  

  MPs in Yerevan Debate Whether Armenian President Kept His Promises or Not

  "An annual 10% increase in investments was promised, but no such thing occurred; on the contrary, we've had a drop in ...
• 18 May

  

  Armenia’s Position in FIFA World Ranking List Remains Unchanged

  The last FIFA World Ranking list of football teams around the world was published on May 18, 2011. Compared to...
• 18 May

  

  Neither Armenians in Armenia nor Diaspora Can Understand Turkish-Armenians: Film Producer

  A Turkish-Armenian coordinator of the “Sarı Gelin” documentary has said he will no longer be involved in future projects to...
• 18 May

  

  Temporary Venue Provided to Yerevan Street Traders

  Yerevan street traders who normally sell their perishable foodstuffs on Tigran Mets Ave. but were forbidden from...
• 18 May

  

  ‘My Son Photographed Man Who Shot Him’: Parents of March 1 Victims Don’t Believe Armenia’s SIS

  "If they really want to uncover [the truth], let them begin not by interrogating demonstrators, but police officers, from...
• 18 May

  

  LGBT Communities in Europe Might Boycott Next Year’s Eurovision

  Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has slammed Eurovision Song Contest-winning country Azerbaijan as unwelcoming to gays.