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New Times Party Leader Proposes Armenia Follow Venezuela’s Example
No problem in Armenia is solved through reforms, said New Times party leader Aram Karapetyan, speaking to journalists in Yerevan today.Read More »
Gunfight in Cafe Results in Armenian with Gunshot Wound, Azerbaijani with Concussion
Yesterday, an altercation broke out in Elysee cafe in the Russian city of Saratov.Read More »
Day of Opposition Rally Once Again ‘Coincided’ with Other Events
Yerevan City Hall once again denied a request submitted by a senior Pan-Armenian National Movement representative for a rally at...Read More »
No Rally in Azerbaijan on April 2, Says Azerbaijani MP
Today's opposition in Azerbaijan has neither the strength nor the political capacity to come to power, said political analyst, MP Rasim Musabekov...Read More »
Achieve Elections through Change in Government, Not the Other Way Around: Khzmalyan
It's been eight years that Armenia's residents have been living like Bill Murray's character in the film Groundhog Day — just as he repeats...Read More »
Hyundai Cars Produced in Russia to be Sold in Armenia This Year
The company, one of the first foreign companies operating in Russia, for the first time is beginning to sell its products outside of...Read More »
Sting to Perform in Batumi in July
British singer, actor and philanthropist Sting, will hold a concert in the Georgian seaside resort town of Batumi.Read More »
At Any Given Moment, Russia Can Turn the Tables in Armenia: Manucharyan
"Russia notices that they're taking his beloved piece of land from under him and Russia too, in turn, perpetually tries to find ways out, but...Read More »
Hundreds Arrested, But Azerbaijan Opposition Says April 2 Protest was a Success
Continuing the wave of pro-democracy protests in Baku, the last being held on Mar. 12, the opposition's latest “unsanctioned” rally...Read More »
Yerevan’s Own ‘Revolution-Forum’: Organizers Say the ‘Field is Taken’
"When there are political parties that have clear demands — this is excellent, but before that there should be public demand; it's not obligatory that all ...Read More »