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Armenian Merchants’ Demands Partially Met, But Protests will Continue
The demands of retailers importing goods from Turkey and other countries have been partially met: the customs fee per 1 kg of goods which was recently raised to...Read More »
Armenian MP Met with Yerevan Street Vendors. Next Protest Venue Decided
Heritage Party MP Zaruhi Postanjyan today met with Yerevan street traders in her party's offices and discussed their concerns and future steps.Read More »
‘It Won’t Be Easy’: Protesting Drivers are Preparing a Surprise for Police
Gyumri owners of cars with Georgian plates are preparing to continue their protests on Feb. 12 at 1 pm. They're planning on organizing a...Read More »
Egypt Army Backs Mubarak. Protestors Angry
Egypt's powerful military backed President Hosni Mubarak's plan to stay in office until September elections, enraging hundreds of thousands of...Read More »
‘Ceilings’ Exist Within Armenia’s Opposition, But Not in Ter-Petrossian: Opinion
New Times party leader Aram Karapetyan can't understand why developments in the ruling coalition are of such great interest to his...Read More »
Lenin and Ataturk ‘Eliminated the Armenian Question’: Analyst
"Cooperation between Soviet Russia and Turkey ensured the friendship between the peoples of the Caucasus and maintained stability in...Read More »
Armenia’s Developments Approach the Revolutionary: Karapetyan
Armenia's domestic political climate is beginning to slowly wake up; developments are expected, said New Times party leader Aram Karapetyan.Read More »
Azerbaijani-Armenians Assembly President, Denied EU Visa, Blames Azerbaijan
Azerbaijanis ruined my visit to Brussels, where discussions on Karabakh's refugees were taking place on Feb. 9 within the framework of...Read More »
Vegetables Canned in Karabakh Now Sold in Abkhaz Stores
The goods of Artsakh Fruit CJSC, popular among Russian consumers, can now be found in Abkhazia, an unrecognized, de-facto...Read More »
Armenian Police Looking for a Few Good Songs, Willing to Pay
The Republic of Armenia Police has announced a song contest, the winner of which will receive an award of 250,000 AMD (about $685 USD).Read More »