February, 2014

• 5 February

  

  Armenian Official Unable to Say Whether Gazprom Fulfilling its Obligations

  The Government of Armenia is no longer accumulating a debt in its relations with the Russian company Gazprom, Public Services Regulatory Commission chief...
• 5 February

  

  Large Volume of Ammunition Found at Armenian Actor’s Karate Federation

  A large quantity of ammunition were found at 17 Moskovyan Street in Yerevan, where Armenian actor Gor Vardanyan's karate federation is located.
• 5 February

  

  Ruling Coalition Votes Against Creating ‘Gas Commission’

  Members of the ruling coalition today voted against a proposal by the four non-ruling parties to create a commission to investigate the gas contracts signed with Russia last year.
• 5 February

  

  Police Contacted After Violent Altercation Between Imprisoned Political Activist’s Son and Teacher

  "We returned to the classroom and again he began to insult me. I asked then demanded he stop. I swore if he insults my dignity once again, I'll hit him. And he...
• 5 February

  

  Significant Part of Vanadzor’s Inhabitants Deprived of Gas and Electricity: Paper

  Electricity and gas supply has been cut off for a significant portion of Armenia's third-largest city, Vanadzor, for three days.
• 4 February

  

  Armenian MPs Continue to Argue about Gas Contract with Russia

  Discussions to establish a commission to investigate the gas contracts signed with Russia in 2013 continued in Armenia's National Assembly today.
• 4 February

  

  Armenian State Institutions Made Deductions from Wages Without Informing Staff

  A portion of the monthly salaries of employees of state institutions (schools, universities, ministries, and medical institutions) were withheld in January.
• 4 February

  

  Armenia and Czech Republic to Develop Stem Cell Technologies

  The Haematology Center named after Professor R. Yeolyan in Armenia henceforth will collaborate with the Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion in Prague and...
• 4 February

  

  Fisheries in Armenia Shutting Down After Electricity Bills Went Up

  "Fisheries are on the way to being bankrupt, since they also have large loan commitments and are now in critical condition," Chair of the Fish Farmers Association...
• 3 February

  

  Non-Ruling Parties Propose Creating Commission to Investigate Gas Contracts

  Hoping to get answers to some questions concerning the gas contracts signed between Armenia and Russia, non-ruling parliamentary parties propose...