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Armenia Bypasses Azerbaijan in Chess Championship. Last Hurdle is Germany
Armenia signed a credible victory against the Netherlands (3-1) in Round 8 of the 18th European Team Chess Championship in Greece.Read More »
Burglary Victims Moved to Trauma Unit, in Stable Condition
Those who were injured as a result of the burglary on the currency exchange place at 37 Khanjyan St. in Yerevan on Wednesday...Read More »
Armenian Muslim Cleric in Russia Murdered. Criminal Case Launched
In the Russian city of Yaroslavl, the second imam of the local mosque, Artur Manukyan, 29, was found dead with 4 gunshot wounds to...Read More »
Protestors Clash with Police in Turkey Earthquake Zone
A violent clash occurred today between protesters and police forces in Van at the scene of the collapsed Bayram Hotel...Read More »
‘I Am with the People, But Not with HAK’: Tigran Karapetyan on Last Armenian National Congress Rally
Recent personnel changes in Armenia's political scene are among the important preconditions to preparing for the upcoming elections...Read More »
International Experts to Design, Plan New Yerevan Zoo
Arriving in Yerevan on Nov. 9, a group of internationally recognized experts will be designing the master plan of the Yerevan Zoo.Read More »
PHOTOS: Police Block Activists’ Poster Decrying Murders in Armenian Army
At a regular Thursday protest outside the Armenian government building, upon seeing the placard held by well-known activist...Read More »
Ukraine Ready to Facilitate Negotiation Process on Karabakh: Parliament Speaker
Ukraine supports the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Azerbaijan and is in favor of a solution to the Nagorno-Karabakh... Read More »
Armenia, Georgia to Discuss in Batumi How to Attract Investment, Develop Tourism
The next meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation between Armenia and Georgia will take place in...Read More »
‘Juliet was Armenian from Tbilisi, Romeo was Mingrelian of Georgia’…
"In the former Soviet Union, by the end of the 80s, nearly one in six families was comprised of individuals of various ethnicities... Read More »