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Does the government have a scythe?

“The government is trying to have more control over us with this decision,” says advocate Artur Sakunts.

“SAS” employees set supermarket on fire

Police today announced the names of those who were responsible for the fire that broke out at “SAS” Supermarket.

Plane flew from Baku

The Youth Symphonic Orchestra of the CIS today arrived in Yerevan after performing with famous musician, conductor Vladimir Spivakov in Baku.

Armenian students to work in the Bundestag

Students are required to have excellent knowledge of German and a Bachelor's Degree.

Draft law on "Language" will be discussed

The NA Standing Committee on Science, Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Affairs will hold parliamentary hearings.

"We have been ashamed for a long time"

One of our readers, who is working in France sent us a letter saying that living abroad, he evades showing his driver's license to anyone because, in his words, he is ashamed.

They wanted their salaries again

"Nairit" Factory employees held another protest in front of the factory in the morning.

Repatriation is the only salvation

"In the past eight months, 61,000 citizens have left the country. Our nation can't go on like this."

6 killed, 93 injured in a week

One murder and forty-two cases of theft were reported in Armenia between Sept. 15 and 22.

Armenia is in the hands of 30 families

"We have no objective reasons to believe that these authorities can achieve economic development"

H. Manukyan opens website

Manukyan's ideas are already available on his personal website

Unrevealed Armenia

The "Let's Recognize Armenia" exhibition showcases photos taken by youth participants of the homonymous program. The exhibition opened at Lovers' Park on September 20.

Your questions for Aram Manukyan

President of the HHSh (Armenian Pan-National Movement) administration Aram Manukyan will be guest speaker on "P.S.".

Isn’t it time for the issues?

Armenia's political elite spent a couple of minutes in front of the tombs of those who sacrificed their lives for the country's independence.

“Who will dare give Karabakh?”

Edik Poghosyan and his mother came to Yerablur to visit the tomb of Asatur Poghsoyan who died in Hadrut in 1991.

What did independence give Armenians?

After 19 years, there are still citizens of Armenia who believe that Armenia is not yet fully independent.

September 21 was a real celebration

94.99 percent of the population said "yes" to independence.

Leading actress is undergoing an operation

Actress Arpine Israelyan is in fair medical condition.

Upper Lars checkpoint reopens for Armenian trucks

Yesterday evening the 21 Armenian trucks standing on the Georgia-Russia border for 48 hours crossed the Upper Lars checkpoint

“Bambir” to represent Armenia at EuroVoice

With the support of Orange this year the Bambir band will leave for Athens in order to participate in the EuroVoice TV music contest

L. Igityan “What does independence mean?”

Sculptor Levon Igityan says the 19 years of independence marked no changes from a creative standpoint.

Beer festival starts in Germany

The largest beer festival in the world, Oktoberfest, starts in Munich, Germany on Sept. 18.

Diaspora Armenian graduates to meet in Yerevan

The meeting will bring together about 80 Diaspora Armenians from 12 countries.

RA NA to discuss law on NGOs

Parliamentary hearings on the amendments and supplements to the RA laws on Non-Government Organizations and State Registration of Legal Entities are due on Sept. 23

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