China: Corruption Crackdown Targets Mooncakes

China’s anti-corruption campaign, implemented by President Xi Jinping, has been targeting mooncakes, a pastry that politicians and companies allegedly use as a means of bribery.

Troubled Nairit Plant Replaces Director, Says Hetq Source

According to a Hetq source, Nairit stockholders met and voted today to dismiss Hovhannes Hakhinyan as the director of the financially strapped rubber plant, replacing him with Ruben Saghatelyan, the current production division deputy director.

NKR Foreign Minister Receives French Parliament Delegation

Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic Karen Mirzoyan today received the delegation of the Parliament of France.

Honey Fair in Shnogh

Market Promotes Honey as Alternative to Mining

People from far and wide yesterday travelled to the village of Shnogh, in Armenia’s northern Lori Province, to take part in the “Hank or Gyank?” (Mines or Life?) honey and jam market.

Parliament's Fall Session Begins: Cafeteria More Attractive than the Chamber

Observing the behavior of many of the deputies at today’s opening of the Armenian Parliament after the long summer vacation, it seemed like the legislators had missed one another.

Armenian Wrestlers Getting Thrown for Losses at Tashkent Championship

14 wrestlers from Armenia are representing the country at the 2014 Wrestling World Championship that kicked off yesterday in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan.