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Turkey Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Gaddafi’s Libya, Pledges More Aid to Rebels
Turkey cut its diplomatic ties with Muammar Gaddafi's Libyan government and recalled its ambassador, the Turkish Official Gazette reported... Read More »
PHOTOS: Armenian Artists Leave their Mark on European Streets
"My project is called 'Freedom,' and it's dedicated to the struggle for freedom — beginning from the start of the 20th century...Read More »
‘Dignified Transport’ Collects 15 Signatures, Sends Petition to Public Transport Operator
"We will begin to conduct monitoring, as to how public transportation is working, whether they are following the schedule...Read More »
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Joins Google+
This may come as a surprise since Google is claiming Google+ will be a contender to Facebook, but as the...Read More »
Word on the Street: Yerevan Residents’ Opinions on Armenia Participating in Eurovision in Baku
Armenia's participation in the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest (to be held in Azerbaijan) not yet confirmed, Epress.am decided to...Read More »
Another Non-Combat Death in Armenian Army
There was 5–6 months left for Tigran Hambardzumyan, 20, to complete his mandatory military service...Read More »
There will be Additional Proposals on Karabakh: French Foreign Minister
French foreign minister Alain Juppé said it's sad that despite Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's efforts...Read More »
Crowded Meetings Not a Priority for Tigran Karapetyan
People's Party leader Tigran Karapetyan is not striving to increase the turnout at his gatherings. Karapetyan said so...Read More »
Japan Doesn’t Want to Call Georgia ‘Georgia’
Japan has refused a request by Georgian authorities to change the official name of Georgia in Japanese...Read More »
13 Days to Review Metro Fare Hike Decision: Protestors’ Ultimatum to Yerevan Mayor
There were about a couple dozen or so people outside Yerevan City Hall today protesting the subway fare hike.Read More »