During his presentation of the 2011 state budget, RA Finance Minister Tigran Davtyan said 45% was comprised of expenditures in the social and cultural sectors. He added that 63 billion AMD in additional budgetary expenditures were envisaged and that 44 billion ...
During the month of September, 203 road accidents were reported in Armenia, resulting in 26 fatalities. This compares with 180 accidents and 18 fatalities during September of 2009. The figures were released by the RA Police Department.
Yerevan police today summoned ten citizens to appear for questioning from the Van Hotel located on Tumanyan Street. Police suspect that the ten are engaged in prostitution and that employees at the hotel are assisting them in plying their trade, in particular, ...
Azeris angry about the arrival of illegal workers at a time when they are struggling to find jobs By Sabuhi Mammadli Azeri workers complain that illegal Chinese immigrants are taking their jobs, and officials are failing to halt the influx. "The number ...
Claims the party will win seats in 2012 parliamentary election Tigran Karapetyan, leader of Armenia’s People Party, stated today that he would be throwing his hat in the ring for the 2013 presidential elections and that the party is definitely participating ...
Yesterday, Hetq reported that the body of 31 year-old Tigran Sahakyan, a police investigator who worked on the case related to the post-election public disturbances of March 1, 2008, was found on Bagrevand Street in the Nor Nork district. Police have claimed ...
Vladimir Movsisyan, Chairman of the Lake Sevan Commission appointed by President Sargsyan, told reporters today that the management of water resources in Armenia is very poor, especially regarding Lake Sevan. The mapping of Lake Sevan has dragged on for ...
In 2008, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), an Alabama-based non-profit civil rights organization, published an article titled, "State of Denial: Turkey Spends Millions to Cover Up Armenian Genocide." It was a hard-hitting exposé of the Turkish government’s ...