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George W. Bush’s Brother Becomes Unlikely Hit in China with New Blog
The brother of former US President George W. Bush has opened an account with the most popular microblogging service in China, where...Read More »
Armenian Soldier Slit His Wrists Because his Mother is a Jehovah’s Witness?
On Aug. 29, Artur Grigoryan, 19, who had been serving in a military unit in Ararat marz (province) for six months, citing family issues,...
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Armenia Recognizes New Libya Government
"The Republic of Armenia Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Aug. 31 declaration on recognizing Libya's National Transitional Council was...Read More »
Armenian Ambassador to Russia Refused Karabakh Foreign Ministry’s Offer?
No replacement has yet been appointed for Georgy Petrosyan, who was released from his position as foreign affairs minister of...Read More »
‘Tsarukyan is Not the Kind of Man who Presses Buttons’: WikiLeaks
"Gagik Tsarukyan is, without doubt, one of the most colorful figures in Armenia's political landscape," writes then US Ambassador to...Read More »
Armenian Police Chief Amazed Why Army Deaths Tied to Defense Minister
Armenian defense minister Seyran Ohanyan (pictured) is a patriotic and hard-working man, RA Police Chief Alik Sargsyan told reporters outside...Read More »
PHOTOS: Concerned Residents Protest Non-Combat Deaths in Armenian Army
A demonstration called "An Army Without Murderers" initiated by citizens concerned of the recent non-combat deaths in Armenia's...Read More »
Nagorno-Karabakh and Transdniestria have ‘Mutual Interests’
On Aug. 31, acting foreign minister of the unrecognized Republic of Nagorno Karabakh Vasily Atajanian welcomed the delegation of...Read More »
Armenia’s Former Minister of Economy Who Has an ‘Incomplete Education’ to Manage Physicists?
Back in April, 150 universities and scientific research centres from different countries (Germany, France, Brazil, the US) wrote a joint letter to...Read More »
New Arrests in Armenian Soldier Death Case
In the investigation into the death of Aghasi Abrahamyan, an 18-year-old conscript serving in an army unit near Nagorno-Karabakh who... Read More »