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‘Today’s Not April 1st, is it?’ Protesting Street Vendors Hope Rumors are True
Rumors circulating among street traders implicate that the governors of the various districts of Yerevan have been assigned the...Read More »
12-Year-Old Dutch Schoolgirl Gives Birth on School Trip
Police in The Netherlands are investigating after a 12-year-old girl gave birth during a school trip.Read More »
Court Refuses Testimony of Dink Hitman’s Father
The İstanbul 14th High Criminal Court, which is hearing the trial of the suspects accused of killing Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink...Read More »
Appeals Court Sustains Lower Court Decision on Samson Khachatryan Case
The RA Court of Appeals today refused Armenian National Congress (HAK) member, former boxer and European champion Samson...Read More »
Libyan Foreign Minister Defects to Britain
Libyan Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa is in Britain and says he is "no longer willing" to work for the regime.Read More »
Diasporan Armenians Doing Well in European Chess Championship. Armenia Citizens Not So Well
Armenian grandmasters Tigran Gharamian (representing France) and Artur Gabrielian (representing Russia) continue to be on top of...Read More »
Russian Football Fans Demand Compensation, Formal Apology from Armenia
"We ask the Russian Football Union in conjunction with the Football Federation of Armenia to clarify this issue and consider the... Read More »
Former Police Official Given No Choice in Criminal Investigation
Former head of the RA Police General Department of Criminal Intelligence Hovhannes Tamamyan, who is being charged with...Read More »
Turkish Journalist Awarded for Article on Hrant Dink
Kemal Göktaş won the 2011 Metin Goktepe Jornalism award with an article on the European Courts' latest desicion on the Hrant Dink case.Read More »
Political Forces that are Opposition Shouldn’t Criticize HAK: Zurabyan
"If any political force is opposition or considers itself to be opposition, then it shouldn't engage in criticizing the [Armenian National] Congress...Read More »