New proposals to me made to conflicting parties
The conflicting parties to the Karabakh conflict will be offered new proposals, Foreign Minister Alain Juppe stated in an interview with Russian radio station "Echo Moskvy.
50% of Armenians want to leave their homeland
Our compatriots feel alienated in their own country, with their rights being violated every minute.
Armenian serviceman found dead in forest
Private Tigran Hambardzumyan, 20, was missing since June 28.
Citizens displeased with Ministry’s reply
"We are not interested in the amended transport legislation, but in the planned changes and reforms in the sphere."
Armenian cellist wins International Tchaikovsky Competition
An Armenian cellist has been recognized winner in the XIV International Tchaikovsky Competition.
Subway fare doubled in Yerevan
Starting July 1, metro commuters in Yerevan will have to pay 100 drams against the previous 50 drams.
Ulysses loses to Ferencváros Budapest
Ulysses Yerevan lost to Ferencváros Budapest (0:3) in the first leg of the 2011-2012 UEFA Europa League Qualifier in an away match.
Banants loses to Metalurg 1:0
On June 30, FC Banants Yerevan lost to Metalurg Rustavi (1:0) in the first qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League.
March ends at Freedom Square
In his closing speech, Nikol Pashinyan once againmentioned the need for snap presidential and parliamentary elections.
March continues
An incident between some participants and police officers took place at Republic Square.
Speech by Levon Ter-Petrosyan
If not, the reasonable timeframe will be considered expired in September and the only demand on the agenda will be the resignation of Serzh Sargsyan and the ruling coalition.
Next rally set for August 1
The First President's speech was followed by a march headed by HAK leaders.
“What about the next meeting?”
Touching upon inter-political issues, Sargsyan mentioned that the authorities have become detached from the society.
“Not much time left for the authorities”
In his speech, Levon Zurabyan blamed the authorities for delaying the dialogue.
“We must impose snap elections”
Stepan Demirchyan asked the authorities why they seized power and why they are clinging to that power.
“We’re not our children’s enemies”
"I can definitely claim that the negotiations are in favor of Azerbaijan," Sasun Mikayelyan announced at Freedom Square.
“It’s a matter of honor”
"Either they engage in dialogue, or we solve the issue in a different way. The people of Armenia don't have the right to live like this. It's a matter of honor," said Aram Sargsyan.
“Armenian opposition is rational”
"No society wouldn't stand united as one at a square under such conditions for three years to see the country of its dreams."
Not in service now
Chief of Police of Yerevan Nerses Nazaryan was also at Freedom Square today, but he was dressed in civil uniform.
“Dialogue-fine, no dialogue-their fault”
Nikol Pashinyan also mentioned that if the presidents of Egypt and Tunisia were asked, they would surely say that they had regretted not engaging in dialogue with the opposition.
Rally continues
Freedom Square was in a power outage for a couple of minutes during Nikol Pashinyan's introductory speech.
Rally kicked off
The HAK just kicked off its rally at Freedom Square.
More and more people
Patriotic songs can be heard at Freedom Square.
HAK doesn’t rule out turbulence
"If the authorities refuse, the HAK will obviously add pressure," said Musinyan.