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France Won’t Support Bill on Punishing Armenian Genocide Deniers: Bağış
Turkish State Minister, Turkey’s chief EU negotiator Egemen Bağış has said he was told by French government representatives that...Read More »
Israel Fears for the Life of its Citizens in Armenia
Israel's National Security Council, in its fight against terror, has published a list of nations — which includes Armenia and Georgia — that Israelis...Read More »
He Can Give a Gift to Whoever He Wants: Ruben Hayrapetyan Defends Tashir President
Following the Apr. 3 Tashir 2011 Music Awards in Moscow, what began as a Facebook campaign has spread into the public sphere with...Read More »
Kocharians’ Attorneys Examine Press Articles ‘Expression by Expression’
Sargis Grigorian, defending the Kocharian family's interests in their case against local daily Jamanak, said his law firm monitors the media.Read More »
If One is Insulted, No Other Option than Going to Court, Says Kocharian Spokesperson
If a person is insulted, there's no other way to restore his rights and dignity than going to court, said second president of the Republic of...Read More »
Samson Khachatryan had Mild Heart Attack in Prison Today
Armenian National Congress (HAK) member, former boxer Samson Khachatryan had a (mild) heart attack this morning in Nubarashen...Read More »
Armenian Government Allocates $500,000 in Aid Money to Japan
According to RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan, with this money, "the RA government performs the Armenian people's moral duty."Read More »
Avoid Words ‘Bloodthirsty’ and “Stilyaga’? Editors Become Censors
If you pay attention to the direction and content of the lawsuits, you can clearly see that print media has come into a trap, said local...Read More »
Karapetyan Criticizes HAK, Offers Alternative in Third Political Entity
A question arises: whom is HAK today fighting against — Serzh Sargsyan? Dashnaktsutyun? Raffi Hovannisian? Tigran Karapetyan? Read More »
More Tourists Go to Georgia from Azerbaijan and Turkey than from Armenia
In the first three months of 2011, the number of international visitors to Georgia increased by 41% to 486,506.Read More »