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Ex-Police Chief Urges Colleague Margar Ohanyan’s Release
Lieutenant-General Alik Sargsyan, the former head of the Armenian police, on Tuesday urged a Yerevan court to free another high-ranking police... Read More »
Armenia President Establishes Ethics Commission of High-Ranking Officials
"The independent status of the Commission requires great responsibility on behalf of members of the Commission both in exercising their authority and...Read More »
Doctors Fighting for Life of Young Conscript Injured in Karabakh
Gevorg Edik Yeghiazaryan, 19, injured on Dec. 28 on the Line of Contact between Karabakh and Azerbaijan military forces, continues to...Read More »
CCTV Cameras on Yerevan Intersections in Effect from Jan. 16
The CCTV cameras to monitor traffic and the speedometers to measure speed placed around Yerevan will begin operating on Jan. 16, 2012.Read More »
Facebook’s Newest Frontier: Mercedes-Benz
Accessing Facebook on the road is not the exactly the same as using the social network on a personal computer or a smartphone.Read More »
Armenian Tourists Visited Georgia Less Than their Turkish or Azerbaijani Counterparts
In 2011, the number of visitors to Georgia, as compared to 2010, increased by 39% and amounted to 2,820 million people, with most coming from...Read More »
‘We Will Fight Against Injustice’: Sasun Mikaelyan, Candidate in Hrazdan Mayoral Elections
Armenian National Congress representative, former National Assembly deputy Sasun Mikaelyan today put forth his candidacy for the position of...Read More »
Yerevan Ambulance Service Responds Quickly Only to Most Important Calls
From Jan. 1–8, 2012, there were 9 cases of death in the presence of paramedics and 52 cases of death prior to paramedics arriving on...Read More »
‘The Obamas’ Book Sparks Controversy, White House Rebuttal
Jodi Kantor's upcoming biography "The Obamas" has been criticized for not being entirely accurate by some, but one thing is certain about the book...Read More »
Changes in Russia Won’t Have Impact on Karabakh Conflict: Opinion
Russia is changing, it's already changed, but it won't turn its attention on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, said Yerevan-based Caucasus Institute... Read More »