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Interview with Armenian Writer Whose Works are Read in Azerbaijan
The launch of Armenian writer Levon Javakhanyan's book Vernissage took place on March 8 at the Azeri-populated village of Tekali, Georgia.Read More »
Man Accused of Murdering Ex-Gyumri Mayor’s Son-in-Law Sentenced to 15 Years
Harutyun Sargsyan, accused of the murder of former Gyumri mayor Vardan Ghukasyan's son-in-law Karen Yesayan, was sentenced to 15 years in prison.Read More »
Majority Vote in Favor of a Single Union of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan
Residents of the villages and cities of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia once again met in the Azeri-populated village of Tekali in Georgia.Read More »
Protestors Outside President’s Office Demand Release of Political Prisoners
A group of citizens, primarily Karabakh War veterans, held a protest outside the residence of the President of Armenia today.Read More »
‘Serzh Sargsyan’s Son-in-Law has the Monopoly in Advertising’: Law on Alcohol Advertising Discussed in Parliament
It's obvious that the draft Law on Advertising being discussed in parliament is antisocial and pursues the interest of a particular group...Read More »
South Caucasus Railway Employees Protest Forced Relocation
Residents of 32 Artsakh are ready to go to extreme measures if the government and South Caucasus Railway CJSC evict them from the building.Read More »
Violation of Criminal Procedure: Police Calls Its Own Interns as Witnesses
There are serious violations in the case of the accused Gor Barnausov and Aram Zarafyan, who have been in police custody for several months, said Barnausov's attorney...Read More »
Gold Ore Thieves in Vardenis Protest Against the Police
About two hundred residents this morning gathered outside Vardenis City Hall to complain about Vardenis Police Chief Valeriy Baghyan, who, in their view...Read More »
Armenian Parliament Acts as Former Prosecutor General’s Employment Agency: MP
The Law on the Investigative Committee of the Republic of Armenia being discussed in parliament is actually a law about securing a job for former...Read More »
Witness Describes How He was Beaten by Armenian Police
Armen Hayrapetyan, who was sentenced on Nov. 15, 2008, to 15 years in prison, told the court he was beaten repeatedly by the police.Read More »