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Armenian Soldier Killed in Nagorno-Karabakh
On Feb. 6, in one of the military units toward the Nagorno-Karabakh Defense Army's southern position, an emergency incident took place which resulted in...Read More »
Armenian Police Thwart Gyumri Drivers’ Protest
About 250–300 police officers from the Gyumri city and Shirak marz (province) police divisions had gathered outside the square...Read More »
Dashnaktsutyun Wants ‘Bloodless Revolution,’ Stresses Citizens’ Right to Vote
This idea, according to Armenian Revolutionary Federation member Armen Rustamyan, can mobilize all the political forces that...Read More »
Azerbaijani Politician Might Pay a High Price for Cooperating with Armenians
If Azerbaijan adopts a bill on "Azerbaijan's Occupied Territories," the leader of the Musavat party might be held criminally liable, said...Read More »
Criminal Prosecution of Khatchatur Sukiasyan Terminated
Former member of Armenia's parliament, notorious businessman Khachatur Sukiasyan's attorneys Ara Zakaryan and Artur Grigoryan have...Read More »
Opposition Parties Urged to Come Together and Develop Alternative Draft to Armenia’s Electoral Code
The holding of free, fair and transparent elections is the main prerequisite for developing legitimate government that enjoys the...Read More »
Jirair Sefilian to Participate in Karapetyan’s Rally?
It's possible that Jirair Sefilian, the activist behind the Sardarapat movement, will make a speech at the Feb. 15 People's Party rally...Read More »
Karapetyan Stresses Difference Between People’s Party and Armenian National Congress – Again
People's Party leader Tigran Karapetyan has decided to hold an outdoor national conference whereby participants will approve...Read More »
Responding to Armenia-Russia Match-Fixing Allegations Beneath Fursenko’s Dignity
Russian Football Union President Sergey Fursenko declined to comment on a recent report that alleged a possible match-fixing in...Read More »
Possibility of Revolution Greater in Georgia, Azerbaijan Than Armenia
The most turbulent county from the former Soviet Union today is Russia, reports RIA Novosti, citing findings from a poll the news...Read More »