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Gazprom Armenia Measures Caloric Value of Gas, Satisfied with Results
There are no problems with the caloric value of the gas supplied to Armenia. The only problem is the high price of gas, concluded the leaders of several NGOs...Read More »
Armenian Prisoner Removes Stitches on Mouth, Ends Hunger Strike
Artur Papikyan, an inmate at Goris Penitentiary who on Feb. 13 sewed his mouth shut and declared a hunger strike, has ended his hunger strike and removed the stitches on his mouth.Read More »
Analyzing Armenian President’s Speech is Pointless: Opinion
Regardless of how radical Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK) leader Gagik Tsarukyan's speech will be, regardless of whether opposition or those that consider themselves...Read More »
Investigation into Beating and Deaths of Soldiers Completed: Reprimands All Around
According to further orders by Armenia's defense minister, dismissed from his post was chief of the military unit's medical service, Capitain Arman Tadevosyan...Read More »
Armenians Paid 40% More for Electricity in 2014 Than Last Year: Paper
In January 2014, Armenia's population consumed 359 million killowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity, which exceeds the figure for last year only by 10%...Read More »
Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant Employees Protest Outside Ombudsman’s Office
A few dozen Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant employees on Tuesday demonstrated outside the Armenian Ombudsman's office, asking... Read More »
Yerevan Court Rejects Activist’s Appeal, Refuses to Persecute Guilty Party
The Court of First Instance of Arabkir and Kanaker-Zeytun Administrative Districts of Yerevan on Tuesday rejected activist Karo Yeghnukyan's complaint...Read More »
Former Presidential Candidate Still Hopes to Come to Power Through Democratic Means
"This is not the task of one person, but the nation's task," he said, adding that the goal of his struggle is to come to power through democratic means. Read More »
After Armenia Enters Customs Union, Customs Duties on Some Goods May Remain Same: Minister
It is still too early to talk about a rise in prices in the Armenian market as a result of joining the Customs Union, as everything will be clear after the...Read More »
Man Accused of Supplying Karabakh Army with Buffalo Meat Paid $180 Thousand in Damages
Former director of Kapan's abattoir, Albert Ohanjanyan, accused of supplying the Nagorno-Karabakh Defense Army with buffalo meat instead of beef...Read More »