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Armenia Must Offer Women Alternative to Prostitution if it is to Eradicate Trafficking: Evans
Former US Ambassador to Armenia John M. Evans raised the issue of sex and prostitution in Vanadazor in a leaked US cable published...Read More »
Asparez Journalists’ Club Keeps Finding Violations on H1, Sends Another Letter
Levon Barseghyan, president of the Gyumri-based Asparez Journalists' Club, today sent a letter to Armenia’s National Commission on Television and... Read More »
Protesting Gyumri Drivers to Block Armenia-Georgia Route Today
Drivers protesting the high customs fees in importing vehicles from Georgia to Armenia will continue their protest today. Read More »
Local Armenian Paper Charged with Libel, Mandated to Pay Damages to MPs
A Yerevan court today charged local Armenian daily Haykakan Jamanak ("Armenian Times") to pay 2 million 44 thousand AMD each to...Read More »
In Case of War, Azerbaijan, Unlike Armenia, Has More to Lose: Analyst
"Therefore, I believe that no one needs a new war in Karabakh."Read More »
Some Guy Looks Out His Office Window, Determines Customs Rate: Gyumri Drivers Protest
"For example, for a $4,000 Opel, they want a customs duty of $3,300; someone was bringing a $10,000 jeep and they wanted a...Read More »
Georgian Citizen Attempts to Import Contraband Caviar into Armenia
"About 5.5 kgs of red and black caviar was found in a Tbilisi-Spitak taxi going to Armenia in the possession of Georgian citizen Naira...Read More »
Turkey’s Foreign Minister to Go to Georgia for Official Visit
Turkey's Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmet Davutoglu will be in Georgia from Feb. 11–12, Georgian Deputy Minister of Foreign...
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Bangladesh Nationalist Party Strike Halts Normal Life in Dhaka
Normal life has ground to a halt in Dhaka following a general strike called by Bangladesh's main opposition party against the...Read More »
Drivers Protest in Gyumri’s Main Square: Police Say, Go Home
"Four people went with them to the regional police division, they say, let's go and call the prime minister, or another relevant official, in...Read More »