April, 2014

• 15 April

  

  Armenian Villager Who Hit a Land Mine Severed his Foot: Source

  Resident of the village of Haghtanak, Tavush marz (province), Gabriel Babikyan, 49, who stepped on a land mine, was taken to Yerevan after his surgery in a...
• 15 April

  

  New Airline Servicing Yerevan-Moscow Flight for 49 Euros

  On April 21, 2014, UTair Aviation introduces a new international flight on the Moscow-Yerevan route, reports the company's press service.
• 15 April

  

  Armenia’s De-Occupation and Direct Dialogue with Azerbaijan Against Putin

  Democratic reforms in Armenia can occur only when the country is liberated from occupation and vassal relations with Russia.
• 15 April

  

  Appeal Dismissed: Artists Could be Fined for Graffiti of Imprisoned Political Activist

  The RA Administrative Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal of four members of Art Laboratoria, who were appealing a lower court's decision to reject the...
• 15 April

  

  Is Armenia Ready to Integrate Gender into Social Science Textbooks? Heated Roundtable Discussion in Yerevan

  "Saying the word 'gender' today in [Armenian] society is equivalent to cursing, so in what context are you presenting this program?" asked a participant of a roundtable today.
• 15 April

  

  Armenia’s Membership Agreement to Customs Union Might be Signed on April 29: Paper

  Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan on April 29 will leave for Minsk to participate in the meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council...
• 15 April

  

  Protestors Confront Armenian Justice Minister Outside Presidential Palace (VIDEO)

  On Monday, once again there were crowds of people outside the gates of the presidential palace. Among them were Ashot Khudoyan, who on March 17 began...
• 14 April

  

  Armenian POW Hakob Injighulyan’s Family Protested Outside ICRC Yerevan Office

  Family, friends, and neighbors of army conscript Hakob Injighulyan, who has been held captive in Azerbaijan for nearly 9 months, today demonstrated outside...
• 14 April

  

  Armenian “Government Must be Placed Under the Supervision of Civil Society”: Statement

  What will the new government’s political reforms agenda be based on, and in what way will it benefit Armenian society?
• 14 April

  

  Hovik Abrahamyan Should Not be Underestimated: His Premiership was Predicted in 2009

  "He predicted that Abrahamian would become Armenia's next prime minister […] and, ultimately, the country's next President..."