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Yearly Archives: 2014
July, 2014
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10 July
Armenian Oligarch Known for Forging Vodka Brands Could Be Given Tax Break: Armenian Times
The Government of Armenia at its meeting today will discuss the issue of granting a tax break of almost $1 million to A & G Ltd. -
10 July
No House Unscathed from Shelling on Armenian Village of Chinari: Mayor
There's no house in the village of Chinari in Tavush marz (province) that hasn't been damaged as a result of the recent shelling from the Azerbaijani side... -
10 July
Armenian Village on Border with Azerbaijan Under Shelling All Night: Ankakh.com
Last night, the Azerbaijani side fired shots on the village of Chinari in Tavush marz (province). -
10 July
Panic in Vardenis: An Azerbaijani Held Captive and Military Helicopters
Kelbajar residents, in conversation with the Epress.am correspondent, confirmed that at around 2 pm on Tuesday, locals noticed two Azerbaijanis in their territory.. -
10 July
Yerevan Taxi Drivers Protest, Ask State to Apply Existing Laws (VIDEO)
Dozens of Yerevan taxi drivers held a protest yesterday, demanding the application of legislative amendments adopted a year and a half ago that stipulate... -
9 July
Price of Drinking Water in Armenia to Remain Unchanged
The Public Services Regulatory Commission of the Republic of Armenia (RA) at its meeting today discussed the question of raising Yerevan Djur's tariff for drinking water. -
9 July
Prosecution Confirms Police Officers were in Plainclothes: Trial of Opposition Activist Continues
Shant Harutyunyan's attorney, Inessa Petrosyan, remarked that the video footage shows that some of the police officers were in plainclothes... -
9 July
Voting Most in Favor of Legislative Proposals are Republican Party of Armenia MPs
Voting in favor the most for various legislative packages at the National Assembly's fifth convocation (operating since May 31, 2012) were ruling Republican Party of... -
9 July
Bribery Case Victim Changed Testimony Several Times Under Police Pressure: Lawyer
Armenian Ministry of Justice employees Sahak Harutyunyan and Aleksander Khachatryan are accused of extorting a bribe of 400,000 AMD ($1,000 USD) from the victim. -
8 July
Education Minister’s Advisor Introduced me to National Security Service Employee: Journalist
"As a response to my refusal, he threatened me, as well as negative consequences connected to my and the Heritage Party's political and business activity...