Traffic on Yerevan-Meghri highway's 320 km section has turned into one-way.

Three veterans of Nagorno-Karabakh are ill and will not participate in the military parade in Moscow.

A group of youth combined efforts to take out thick trees located on 60 Komitas Street in Yerevan.

The Ministry believes that members of "Heritage" party organized the march.

"I can't explain to them in any other way after they killed my son. Perhaps a hunger strike won't help either, but at least I'll die and free myself from this hell."

Deputy Colonel Henrik Kharatyan hopes to meet his friends in combat in Moscow.

The municipality has not permitted deforestation.

The fire of May 4 in Gyumri's Lalayan Street leveled the house belonging to the Tsarukyans to the ground.

"If you have something to give me, leave it here and go away. Immediately vacate the office!" Avetisyan told his "unexpected" visitors.

The UK yesterday cancelled all flights to and from the country because of the plumes of volcanic ash heading towards the UK

Cut wounds were found on the chest, stomach and cheek.

"Eurovision-2010" is currently the main topic on forums.

"He thinks highly of himself and has to establish himself by killing animals. We are dealing with the mindset of age-old people."

There was no examination at the first instance court of Kentron-Nork Marash districts.

The PSRC considered the arguments in the appeal to be groundless.

"A1+ must win if we are seriously concerned about the country's future. The company's victory will balance pluralism and social justice in Armenia."

Landslide caused by continuous rains halted train traffic on the 10th km of Vanadzor-Alaverdi covering the railway with a 500-metre layer of soil.

Ernest Vardanyan has appealed for help on May 2, for his wife and two under-age children

"We do not evade compulsory military service. But they should give us a chance to enter the academy and then think of service."

"These people are chained as they are afraid to take a paper and read it in the street," said the journalists

"Time of free press has not ripened in Armenia," says President of Yerevan Press Club Boris Navasardyan.

The garden is periled by a large-scale construction work threatening to turn the green area into a concrete building.

They are powerful, dangerous, violent and above the law.

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