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Falsely Advertised Kiwis Result in Proceedings Against Yerevan Supermarket
The State Commission for the Protection of Economic Competition of the Republic of Armenia made a decision on...Read More »
At Least 116 Dead from Tornado in Missouri Town (PHOTOS)
Rescue crews dug through piles of splintered houses and crushed cars Monday in a search for victims of a half-mile-wide tornado...Read More »
Sargsyan’s General Amnesty Move was Quite Late, Believes Former Supreme Council Member
Despite National Assembly Chair Hovik Abrahamyan's opinion that the general amnesty proposed by Armenian...Read More »
Fight Broke Out Among Students Outside Armenia’s Engineering University
A fight broke out outside the State Engineering University of Armenia in which shots were also heard, reports...Read More »
No Ekho Moskvy Journalist to Go to Azerbaijan Till Sergei Buntman Can Go: Chief Editor
After Buntman's visit to Nagorno-Karabakh, where he interviewed leaders of the unrecognized republic, Azerbaijan's foreign...Read More »
Israeli Armenians Preparing Letters of Thanks to Knesset Members
The decision by the Knesset last week brings closer the day of Israel's recognition of the Armenian Genocide...Read More »
Yerevan Press Club President Responds to Accusations by Journalist
"On May 10, 2011, the director of Mediamax news agency Ara Tadevosyan published a piece (a column?), titled “‘Monarchy’ on...Read More »
Hate Policy Harms Not Only Armenians, But Also Azeris: NKR Leader
Azerbaijan today sows hatred towards the Armenian people — it is part of the state policy of the country, said president...Read More »
Sargsyan’s Amnesty Proposal to be Discussed on May 25: Parliamentary Speaker
National Assembly Chair Hovik Abrahamyan today announced that Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's amnesty proposal...Read More »
Journalist Who Interviewed Karabakh Leader Barred from Entering Azerbaijan
The ban on entering Azerbaijan placed on Ekho Moskvy ("Echo of Moscow") radio first deputy editor Sergei Buntman can... Read More »