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Georgian Tourists to Depart for Egypt Today
Today 82 people will depart from Tbilisi for the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, reports Georgia's Interpress News.Read More »
Shipping Companies Now Say $6 per Kilo of Imported Goods: Yerevan Retailer
Note that for nearly a week, non-stop protests by Yerevan retailers and vendors complaining about the increase in fees for...Read More »
Yerevan Rally Today for Just Prosecution of All Responsible in Zaruhi Petrosyan Case
The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Women (Armenia) invites all interested parties to join them in a protest in front of the RA Prosecutor...Read More »
Egypt’s ‘Social Revolt’ Unlikely in Armenia: Sharmazanov
"In Armenia, there is no basis whatsoever for a social revolt. Of course, there is discontent, but Armenia's authorities are determined to...Read More »
Yerevan Teachers, Trade Unions Protest School Mergers
Another protest was taking place in front of the Armenian government building today — this time, against the decision to join the...Read More »
Armenia Not Yet Evacuating its Citizens from Egypt (updated)
The Republic of Armenia (RA) has not yet made a decision to vacate its citizens from Egypt, RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs press...
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Rally & Candlelight Vigil: People’s Party of Armenia Leader Takes ‘Decisive Actions’
People's Party of Armenia party leader Tigran Karapetyan informed journalists in Yerevan today that on Feb. 28, there will be "decisive actions." Read More »
Yerevan’s Liberty Square ‘Reserved’ for Sport, Cultural Events
Sport events will be held in Liberty Square next to the Opera building in Yerevan from Feb. 15 till Mar. 10, according to...Read More »
New Oil Pipeline Can Help Armenia Meet its Energy Needs: Iran’s Oil Minister
Iran and Armenia plan to construct a new oil pipeline to increase energy supply to the Caucasian state, Iranian Oil Minister Massoud...Read More »
Armenian Schools in Turkey Now Admitting Muslim Students
Armenian schools in Turkey are set to begin admitting students according to a new policy in light of the increasing number of children born to...Read More »