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Elections in Armenia Among Forbes’ Top 15 List of Worst in the World
Forbes has compiled a list of the 15 highest-profile election scandals that took place in the past decade, according to Aravot.am.Read More »
France Can Afford that Which Israel Cannot: Knesset Committee Chair
Alex Miller, head of Israel's Knesset Committee on Education, Culture and Sports, has suggested not to imitate the French...Read More »
Which is Cheaper: Vacationing in Prague, Egypt, or Tsaghkadzor and Jermuk in Armenia?
The cost of spending the New Year's holidays in resorts and high-ranking hotels in Armenia is a few times higher than the...Read More »
Obama’s Plans in Iran Won’t Have Effect on Karabakh Conflict: Analyst
The events surrounding Iran won't affect the state of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict because Iran is not a major player in the conflict.Read More »
All Roads Open in Armenia
According to information available at 10 am on Dec. 26, all roads intended for vehicular traffic in the territory of Armenia have been...Read More »
How Armenia’s Politicians will be Greeting the New Year
Several Armenian MPs prefer to greet the new year in Armenia. They, along with one extra-parliamentary opposition representative, took a...Read More »
‘Isn’t Turkey Ashamed of Using Hrant Dink’s Words to its Own Advantage?’ Turkey’s Armenians Respond to France Genocide Bill
"However this time, the law the French law goes beyond recognition of genocide, and bans its denial. This gives Turkey a chance to... Read More »
Sarkozy Advised to ‘Ask His Father’ about Genocide
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused France of genocide in Algeria in the 1940s and 50s, in his latest response to a French parliament...Read More »
Decrepit State of Schools Not Appropriate Subject for Press Conference, Says Education Minister
Yerevan schoolchildren who have endured dire conditions have to continue to withstand the decrepit state of their schools, believes Armenia's...Read More »
Georgians Rediscover Christmas Tree Traditions
Georgia's ancient traditions have become more popular than ever — including a more environmentally friendly version of the Christmas tree.Read More »