The news of a relative dying abroad adds panic to sorrow: how will the person's body be transferred to Armenia?

However, no government official received them. Instead, passers-by were approaching them, asking questions and leaving.

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"Khalafyan had behavioral deviation. The accident could have occurred anywhere - at home, in transport or somewhere else," says Alik Sargsyan.

Two minors were killed in car accidents during the first three months of 2010.

At least 400 people have died and thousands are feared hurt after a magnitude-7,1 earthquake struck China's western Qinghai province.

Some 10.689 births were recorded in the Republic of Armenia over the last three months.

The alarm was set by an 11-grade student Tigran Simonian

Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan today paid a working visit to Lori province, particularly Sanahin monastery and Alaverdi where he got acquainted with the current state and issues of the monastery.

This morning principal of school N78 of Yerevan Azniv Mirzoyan received an SMS about a bomb installed in the school.

At the request of her convicted husband, Anahit Kh. met an Arthur on her way to the Nubarashen penitentiary institution.

A newborn child wrapped in a gray robe was left near house 69 in Yerevan's Artsakh Street on March 17.

Parents of Yerevan's Erebuni School N160 today staged a protest challenging a decision of the Ministry of Education and Science on transferring the school into a high school.

It will rain across the country for two days.

Poland's Ambassador to Armenia Zdislav Rachinski was in Warsaw during the crash of the presidential plane. He returned to Yerevan at dawn.

The Administrative Court is to inform all the 7230 claimants whether the claim has been noted or not within a week.

Poland has declared 7-day mourning for the crash.

"The Ministry had better write "Come home, have a rest and go back!" advises Vardan.

Journalists have no hope that law-enforcement bodies can help them and protect their rights.

Over 10 Turkish students are in Armenia under leadership of Professor Onur Gunturkun.

"The people came out to the streets without a leader and the authorities shot at the unarmed people," said the advocate.

The 90-minute film was produced by German cinematographers.

Two protests were being held in front of the two institutions at Republic Square and all protesters were demanding restoration of violated rights.

"Orange Armenia" returned the money to subscribers whose SMSs weren't delivered during the vote for "Eurovision" round in Armenia.