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No Names of Senior Army Officers in Writing on Dead Soldier’s Hand: RA Defense Ministry
Armenia's Ministry of Defense reports that a criminal case under charges of RA Criminal Code Article 110 Section 1 has been launched in...Read More »
Explosion in Vanadzor, Armenia. No Casualties
At 11:20 pm on Oct. 11, a woman called the Vanadzor police division, saying that an explosion took place in her backyard.Read More »
Census in Armenia Begins Today, Will Cost 2.5 Billion Drams
Note, the district census taker upon knocking on your door must present an official certificate, but if, in any case, homeowners do not...Read More »
Defense Minister Asked for Names of Dead, Missing in Armenian Army
A civic initiative group called the "Army in Reality" has sent a letter to Armenian defense minister Seyran Ohanyan asking him for...Read More »
Not Only Armenians, But Also Turks Live in France: Erdogan to Sarkozy
"Mr. Sarkozy, you should not forget that living in France are not only 500,000 Armenians, but also 500,000 Turks. You, as president of...Read More »
Armenian Coach Proud of his Players Despite 2-1 Loss in Ireland
"Armenia played very, very well with 10 men. Before we said Armenia is one of the best in the group, their defenders play football like midfielders...Read More »
Appeals Court Upholds Ruling to Sentence Vahe Santrosyan to 3 Years in Jail
Gurgen Avetisyan appeared in court, again insisting that he committed the robberies on his own and his initial testimony that Santrosyan was...Read More »
Sweden Court Rules Not to Deport EU Prostitutes
A Swedish court has ruled that prostitutes from other European Union countries should not be deported for at least their first... Read More »
Ukraine’s Tymoshenko Sentenced to 7 Years in Jail (PHOTOS)
Yulia V. Tymoshenko, once one of Ukraine’s most powerful and popular politicians, was sentenced on Tuesday to seven years in...Read More »
Kocharian Family vs. Jamanak Daily: Ruling Remains Unchanged
Armenia's Civil Court of Appeal today rejected an appeal by local daily Jamanak ("Times"), which was contesting an...
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