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Liberty Square Gets Rid of Children’s Rides, Attractions
The numerous children's rides and attractions placed on Yerevan's Liberty Square have been removed — with only the temporary stage left standing.Read More »
Medvedev Wouldn’t Mind Putting an End to the Karabakh Conflict: Analyst
Russia's role in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process has changed since the 90s, said political analyst and journalist Kenan Guluzade in...Read More »
Turkey’s First Transsexual Member of Parliament?
Head of the Rainbow Solidarity and Cultural Association for Transgenders, Gays and Lesbians (Gökkuşağı) Öykü Özen filed the...Read More »
Armenia’s Authorities Don’t Discriminate: Razmik Zohrabyan
Asked whether Nikol Pashinyan and Sasun Mikaelyan will be released following Aram Bareghamyan's release, ruling Republican Party of...Read More »
50% of Water Supplied by Yerevan Djur is Lost
About a year ago, Yerevan Djur CJSC, the Armenian subsidiary of Veolia Water that manages Yerevan's water and sewerage systems...Read More »
Armenian Authorities are not Gaddafi After All, Insists HHK Deputy Chair
Ruling Republican Party of Armenia (HHK) deputy chair Razmik Zohrabyan accepts a hunger strike as a form of struggle, but... Read More »
As Seen in the Yerevan Metro: ‘Internet = Perversion = Indifference = Destruction’
It can't be said the Armenia is among those countries in the world with the highest internet penetration. According to various estimates,...Read More »
Armenians to be on AK Party List of Turkey MP Candidates
Melkon Karaköse and Herman Balyan, both of Armenian descent, are expected to be on the AK Party’s list of parliamentary candidates. Read More »
Erdoğan Echoes Davutoğlu’s Remarks on Turkish-Armenian Economist
“I don’t look at my citizens’ ethnic background,” said Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday, commenting on Turkey's...Read More »
Repression of Azerbaijani Activists Intensifies Ahead of Protests
The Azerbaijan authorities must end their clampdown on freedom of expression, Amnesty International said yesterday after...Read More »