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Justice Minister Doesn’t Know How Much President’s Brother Earns from Speed Cameras
The speed limit enforcement cameras installed in Yerevan must be removed and an investigation launched to expose corruption in this sector...Read More »
‘Heroism Is Not Defeating the Enemy’: MP on Establishing March 1 Commission
The proposal to establish a commission to study the events of March 1 is a chance for the parliamentary majority to recover, said Armenian National Congress...Read More »
Armenian MP Explained Why He Did Not Honor the Memory of Victims of March 1, 2008
Armenian National Congress MP Nikol Pashinyan did not participate in the minute of silence in the Armenian parliament today to commemorate the victims of Mar. 1, 2008.Read More »
Ruling Party Blocks Proposal to Establish Ad-Hoc Commission on Nairit Plant
The parliamentary majority, the Republican Party of Armenia, today voted against a proposal by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF-D) to establish an...Read More »
Armenian Parliament Votes to Establish Commission to Study Gas Contracts with Russia
Armenia's National Assembly today decided to create an ad-hoc commission to investigate the gas contracts signed with Russia last year. Read More »
New Russia-Armenia Agreement to Gather Data on Armenian Migrants in Russia
The governments of Russia and Armenia will soon sign an agreement on gathering data on Armenian nationals who are in the Russian Federation for temporary work...Read More »
Armenian Justice Minister Lied About Vorotan Hydro Cascade Purchase: Newspaper
RA Minister of Justice Hrayr Tovmasyan, to put it mildly, lied on Feb. 5 when in parliament he said that the Vorotan Hydro Cascade sold only part... Read More »
Opposition MP Urges Protesting Nairit Employees to Participate in All Actions Against Government
Dozens of Nairit Plant employees on Tuesday protested outside Armenia's National Assembly while inside parliament there was a discussion on...Read More »
Pregnant Woman Allegedly Hung Herself with Belt of Bathrobe, Which Cannot be Found
Police believe that Maro Guloyan, 21, committed suicide on Jul. 12, 2012, by hanging herself with the belt of her bathrobe in her home in the village of...Read More »
Republic of Armenia’s First Government Recalled in Discussion on Nairit Plant
During a discussion to create a parliamentary commission to look into the matter of Nairit Plant, ruling Republican Party of Armenia MP Artashes Geghamyan...Read More »