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Students afraid of participating in rallies

"I don't attend the rallies because my mother fears for my safety."

Still searching in the zone

There are 3 million cubic meters of soil and it is impossible to achieve any outcome in four or five days.

Scientists have no access to knowledge

The MP also proposes to provide all cultural, scientific and educational institutions with free, unlimited Wi-Fi Internet connection.

Bandit on plane

On October 5, police officers transferred 23-year old Artur Nersesyan from Moscow to Yerevan. Nersesyan had been under persecution by the Erebuni police division since 20 March 2010.

Apple founder passes away

"It has been a pleasure for me and everyone to work with him. I will miss Steve," Gates wrote.

Earthquake in Nagorno-Karabakh

An earthquake struck Nagorno-Karabakh yesterday.

PACE turns over March 1 page with reservation

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe maintained the formulation "The page of the events of March 1 can finally be considered turned over" in its Resolution 1837 on Armenia, but it also made an addition.

Armenian delegates leave PACE hall

PACE adopted the report on "The Functioning of Democratic Institutions in Armenia" with 40 votes for, 3 against and one abstention.

ANC activist's detention extended

A court in Yerevan today upheld the motion of the Special Investigation Service to extend the detention of jailed opposition activist Tigran Arakelyan for another two months.

Vanush Khanamiryan dies at 84

Vanush Khanamiryan, People's Artist of Armenia, died at 84 in the evening of October 5.

PACE discussing the issue of Armenia

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) is currently discussing a report on "The functioning of democratic institutions in Armenia."

One killed and two wounded in ceasefire violation

Yuri Sargsyan (born in 1987) died from a gunshot wound to the head

Do not stand in the way of people

"I call on our athletes, the boys who on the first days of the war took arms to protect their country, to join the demonstrators."

ANC sues Armenian police

The Armenian National Congress (ANC) has filed an action against the Armenian police, demanding to ban their access to Liberty Square

“Authorities’ fear is guarantee of victory”

The authorities' behaviour shows that they are terrified by the round-the-clock rallies

People got to Liberty Square on foot

ANC activists from Shirak, Aparan, Ashtarak and Eghvard made their way to Liberty Square to join the sit-down demonstrators.

March 1 is fully disclosed

ANC representative David Shahnazaryan says the March 1 tragedy is fully revealed, only a few details need to be clarified.

BHK is discontent

The Armenian parliament today discussed the draft amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code, which concern the statute of the Council of Justice.

Andranik Hakobyan suffers defeat in Baku

Andranik Hakobyan, "the last Mohican" of the Armenian boxing team sustained a defeat in at Baku-hosted AIBA World Championships.

Artsakh does not pin hopes on OSCE MG

"We are waiting for the OSCE Minsk Group to agree to our proposals," he concluded.

Armenian FM receives Sheik Al-Shamali

Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian received the Minister of Finance of Kuwait, Mustafa Jassem Al-Shamali

Karabakh to supply electricity to Armenia

The exploitation of a small HPP on the Aghavno River will allow Karabakh to consume its energy in Armenia.

Will Heritage join ANC?

Raffi Hovannisian had a private talk with ANC leader Levon Ter-Petrosyan.

Levon-Ter-Petrosyan’s request remains unanswered

The tranquility of opposition supporters who are staging nonstop rallies at Yerevan's Liberty Square was again disturbed this night.

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