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Armenia Offers Russia a Substitute for Azerbaijan
Armenia is ready to provide its territory for the construction of a Russian radar station, if Moscow and Baku don't reach an agreement on...Read More »
PHOTOS: Occupy Mashtots Park Activists Regroup. Prepare Grounds for Demolition
The brigade of activists intending to dismantle the shops in the central Yerevan park came to the park at 11 am today to declare their future plans. Read More »
Azerbaijani Singer Recalls Award Armenia Bestowed Upon Her
People's Artist of Azerbaijan and Milli Meclis (Azerbaijan's parliament) deputy Zeynab Yahya qizi Khanlarova (Zeynab Khanlarova) is sure...Read More »
‘Let’s Put Aside Erotica, Shall We?’ Police Chief Likes All Political Parties
The police, according to RA Police Chief Vladimir Gasparyan, is an apolitical structure, and as for his involvement in the election campaign period,.... Read More »
Armenian, Greek Educators Ask Turkey for New Legislation
Regulations concerning private schools in Turkey and the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne allow only Turkish citizens to attend minority schools. Read More »
Tornadoes Rake Dallas Area, Dozens Hurt, More than 100 Planes Damages
American Airlines canceled more than 450 arriving and departing flights at its hub airport by late Tuesday afternoon, and 37 other...Read More »
Newly Hired Professors Paid More in Armenia than China But Less than Ethiopia
Newly hired academics in China ($259 per month, as calculated by this particular study’s index) were the worst off, paid less than colleagues in Armenia ($405) or...Read More »
How to Maintain Journalism Ethics When Oligarchs Nominated as Election Candidates? Opinion
Carefully reviewing the lists of election candidates, journalists have to violate ethical norms because they have no alternative, said Hetq Investigative Journalists NGO...Read More »
Armenia Has Larger Emigration Problem than Javakheti, Says Georgian Presidential Advisor
The Republic of Georgia doesn't recognize dual citizenship, so when Georgian Armenians come to Armenia, get an Armenian passport, and, as a rule, never...Read More »
Inmate Fearing Life in Prison Swallowed Domino Piece, Says Attorney
Artak Karapetyan, an inmate at Artik penitentiary who sewed his mouth shut on Mar. 6 and a week later removed the seams but continued his hunger strike...Read More »