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Berlusconi Ordered to Stand Trial
Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, has been ordered to stand trial on charges he paid for sex with a 17-year-old girl and then...Read More »
No Response from Government, Street Traders Continue Protests Outside UN
Recall, street vendors, who've been protesting for more than a month, blocked the entrances to Yerevan City and SAS supermarkets...Read More »
State No Longer Pays for Bills of Armenian Veterans of Afghan War, But They Don’t Complain
On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Soviet troops' withdrawal from Afghanistan, Armenian war veterans had gathered in ...Read More »
Closed Roads in Armenia’s Gegharkunik Marz
At 11 am this morning, a number of roads were blocked in Armenia due to poor weather conditions, according to the RA Ministry of...Read More »
Georgians in Azerbaijan Prohibited from Giving their Children Georgian Names
In the historic Georgian province of Saingilo, transferred to Azerbaijan during the Soviet era, the rights of ethnic Georgians, both... Read More »
Bahrain Police Fire at Protestors
At least one person has reportedly been killed and several others injured after riot police in Bahrain opened fire at protesters holding a...Read More »
Parliamentary Group on Women’s Issues to be Established in Armenia
The "From Women Politicians to Women Politicians" training manual will be launched at 4 pm on Feb. 16 in the Yerevan State University...Read More »
HAK Campaigns in Yerevan and in the Regions: Don’t Forget, Rally on Feb. 18!
Armenian National Congress (HAK) youth have already begun spreading the news about the upcoming opposition rally on Feb. 18...Read More »
Kerkorian to Transfer $200 Million Lincy Fund to UCLA
Kirk Kerkorian, the billionaire investor in MGM Resorts International, will transfer his $200 million charitable foundation to...Read More »
Kasparov Wins 20,000 Lari in Georgia
World-renown chess player, Russian opposition member Garry Kasparov, who is currently in Georgia, participated in the Georgian...Read More »