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Government in No Rush to Resume Talks with Opposition
“A dialogue must reflect the conscious will and desire of two sides … I think that once the opposition realizes this we...Read More »
Armenia can Beat Ireland But Failure will be ‘No Tragedy’: Armenia Manager
"I don't think we have to qualify. We have another task, because when I took this team, for me the first task was, because it was...Read More »
It was Right to Begin Sit-in and Right to End It: Ter-Abrahamyan
Unlike in 2008, at the Armenian National Congress' recent eight-day rally in Liberty Square, the opposition was not the...Read More »
Another Death in Armenian Army. Official Cause of Death: Suicide
The Armenian defense ministry's press office reports that at 10:40 am on Oct. 9, in one of the military units in Nagorno-Karabakh...Read More »
‘Why Should a Journalist have to be Professional?’ Discussion on Media in Armenia
Armenia's National Press Club and the US-based National Democratic Institute (NDI) jointly organized a discussion in Yerevan...Read More »
Armenia Ombudsman Tells Journalists He will Appeal to Constitutional Court
RA Human Rights Defender Karen Andreasyan today issued a statement to Armenian journalists, saying that he will appeal to...Read More »
Armenian Football Team Landed in Dublin
A little over half an hour ago, the plane carrying Armenia's national football team touched down in Dublin Airport. Read More »
An ‘Intersection of Parallels’ in Yerevan
A weekend of discussions, lectures and presentations as part of an international contemporary art seminar titled "Intersection of Parallels" is...Read More »
Criminal Case Launched for Incident in Nagorno-Karabakh Military Unit
Criminal proceedings have been launched under charges of RA Criminal Code Article 359 Section 1 ("Breach of relations...Read More »
Azerbaijan Guarantees Freedom of Speech – But Only for Eurovision Guests
Azerbaijani Prime Minister Artur Rasizadeh handed a letter to the European Broadcasting Union, reassuring the Eurovision...Read More »