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When will Cyprus Recognize Karabakh’s Independence?
"Cyprus is an EU member country and in its activities it has to be guided in accordance with the rules set forth by the EU. I think, Cyprus would make such a move..."Read More »
Armenia to Mark Mubarak’s ‘Day of Departure’ in Front of Egyptian Embassy
On Feb. 4 at 5 pm, a demonstration in support of the Egyptian people will take place in front of the Egyptian Embassy in Armenia (address: 6a Sepuhi St.).Read More »
Armenia’s Participation in 2011 Venice Biennale to be Supported by Culture Ministry
“The outcome will have not only a visual representation, but be more communicative and discursive in nature...Read More »
Armenian News Agency Sends Hayrapetyan’s Recorded Profanities to General Prosecutor
Local online news source Hetq today sent a letter to RA General Prosecutor Aghvan Hovsepyan to report a crime, including an audio recording of...Read More »
Government Staff Made Redundant have been Given New Jobs: Labor Minister
"As of yesterday, I have to say, everything was normal, the payments were distributed normally. And let me add one thing, Mr. Prime Minister...Read More »
‘Ugly’ Monument Cannot Bring Armenia, Turkey Peoples Closer: Turkologist
Turkologist Hakob Chakryan, speaking to journalists in Yerevan today, called the Monument of Humanity "disgracefully ugly."Read More »
What Differs Ter-Petrossian’s Rallies from Karapetyan’s Demonstrations?
"The current situation in Armenia creates the possibility of bringing serious numbers of people out into the streets for almost any...Read More »
At Least 3 Killed, 30 Injured in Blast in Ankara
At least three people were killed and about 30 were injured in a powerful explosion in an industrial district in Ankara on Thursday.Read More »
‘We were Gathering One Million in Armenia’: Armenian Analyst on Egypt Events
According to Turkologist Hakob Chakryan, gathering 1 million people for a protest in Cairo is nothing big in a country of 80 million.Read More »
‘No Baradei, No Muslim Brotherhood. We’re Just the Poor People of Egypt’
"Sandmonkey" is one of a number of bloggers and activists in Egypt getting the message out of the country through Twitter.Read More »