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‘Justice to Tigran Araqelyan’ Art Seen on Northern Avenue (VIDEO)
After a six-month break, the art group "Counter Blow" made a come back with a poster stuck on a wall on Northern Ave. in central Yerevan...Read More »
OSCE Monitoring of Karabakh Frontline Stopped Because of Shooting
“A planned monitoring of the Line of Contact between the armed forces of Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan to be conducted by the OSCE Mission in the Hadrut direction, scheduled for October 17, was stopped...Read More »
Ethnic Azeri Man Released After Being Held for 2 Months in Armenia
Armenia has released Allahverdi Pelengov, an ethnic Azeri and a citizen of the Republic of Georgia, who was held for two months by the RA National Security Service.Read More »
Wings of Tatev to Operate at Special Tariffs on Oct. 19 and 20
October 16 marks the third anniversary of the launch of the Wings of Tatev aerial tramway. In its lifetime, the tramway has transported approximately 200,000 tourists.Read More »
Engineering University Lecturers’ Salaries Will Remain the Same in 2013-2014: Minister
Lecturers at the State Engineering University of Armenia (SEUA, or Polytechnic) will continue to receive the same salary during the 2013-2014 academic year as they did in the previous year...Read More »
Egg Manufacturers in Armenia Face Serious Problems
Armenian manufacturers have cut back production of eggs, citing the increase in the tariffs for gas and electricity, reports local daily Zhoghovurd.Read More »
Armenian Publicist’s Letter to Vladimir Putin on Karabakh
Armenian publicist Zori Balayan, in his lengthy letter, cited the late Soviet and Russian politician Anatoly Sobchak, who said it's wrong to call it the "Karabakh problem," as it's more so "Russia's problem.Read More »
Armenia’s Population One-Third Less than Declared, Surmises Paper
"From this one can get an approximate idea of the population of the Republic of Armenia today. Just two years ago in Kapan, according to the NSS, the population was 62,000.Read More »
Engineering University Rector and Lecturers Battle Over Salary Cuts, Reforms
Along with the baseless and sudden cut in the salaries of State Engineering University of Armenia (SEUA, or Polytechnic) lecturers, one can expect reforms at...Read More »
Condition of 3 Army Conscripts Injured in Car Crash is Serious But Stable
Three army conscripts injured on Oct. 11 as a result of an automobile accident at a military base in Nagorno-Karabakh were hospitalized.Read More »