The bridge that links the border villages of Yeraskhahun and Vardanashen in Aramavir is on the verge of collapse. It also services fourteen other regional village communities and is the transport link for a few military units as well.
This monument dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the establishment of Soviet rule in Armenia is located on the edge of a ridge in northern Yerevan and is separated from Victory Park by Freedom Avenue.
A Government Decree dated September 6 allocated 896,772,000 Armenian drams to the provincial region of Tavush for development programs in their communities.
These were the slogans appearing on the banners carried by several hundred Kurds from various parts of Armenia who descended on Yerevan’s Stepan Shahumyan Square on November 15th and marched towards the offices of the United Nations. The protest march was organized by the “Free Union of Kurdish Women”, an organization that works for the release of Ocalan from imprisonment and promotes raising the Kurdish national consciousness. While...
We are writing this letter on behalf of football fans of Armenia, who are concerned about the future of the Armenian football. Although, as noted in FIFA and UEFA regulations, football organizations should promote principles of unity and solidarity, some recent actions of the Armenian Football Association have sown discord within the football community of Armenia and threaten to alienate many from their favorite game.
“I am a bit surprised that a issue of a single unified candidate has gained such attention both on the part of our politicians and among those people who consider themselves political scientists,” said Robert Kocharyan on November 14 at the ArmProdExpo 2007 exhibition.
It all started towards the end of 2002, when the government sold the Armenian Electric Networks (AEN) company to a foreign enterprise called Midland Resources Holding and Yevgeny Gladunchik became the executive director of the company.
At a Rally in Freedom Square, Yerevan, November 16, 2007
It was a foggy, rainy night when the Moscow-Istanbul flight landed at the Atatürk International Airport (I had had to choose the Yerevan-Moscow-Istanbul route in order to get to a seminar I was going to attend on time). For the first time in my life as I entered a foreign country, my heart filled with irrational fear.
On November 11th a “Zil 131” truck tipped over and rolled into the valley below while returning from the Lalvar forest products company located near the village of Shogh in the Lori Marz (Region). The truck was loaded with wood from tip to toe.
For years, Irina had transported groups of women to the United Arab Emirates, and her name occurred frequently in various trafficking cases. According to the charges, a group of Armenian girls worked as prostitutes in Dubai under her patronage from 2001 to 2005. In addition, she forced Hermine Zakaryan to submit to sexual exploitation by having her beaten on a number of occasions.