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“Only Gadhafi can”

The Libyan government has agreed to make reforms under the condition that Mohammar Gadhafi stays.

Japan called the Russians

Secretary general of the Japanese government Yukio Edano informed that the government deeply regrets to let the radioactive water flow like that.

Snowstorm caused traffic jam

A snowstorm caused a traffic jam on the Spitak-Aparan highway.

“Status quo is not the best way out”

Though the international experts agreed that the Karabakh and Cypriot conflicts are incomparable, they underlined the necessity of constructive approach during the negotiations.

Electric power production suspended in RA NPP

Electric power production was suspended due to routine maintenance.

Silent sit-in continues in Liberty Square

Despite the falling rain in Yerevan, three intellectuals have been staging a silent sit-in in Liberty Square today.

New formula: “Everything to villages!”

The government-backed reforms resemble Tashir 2011 Music Awards, says New Times Party (NZhK) Leader Aram Karapetyan.

Post-Scriptum to host Artak Zeynalyan

You can send your questions to [email protected] or call at 58 54 27.

Somalia creates new state

Mohamed Abdi Gandhi, Somalia's former Defense Minister, was appointed President of the new state.

Robert Kocharian sues Hraparak daily

Armenia's second President Robert Kocahrian has filed an action against Hraparak daily for publishing an article which, according to Kocharian, defamed his "good name and honor."

Fir trees uprooted in Yerevan

Vahram S., 19, and Martin A., 17, were caught red-handed as they were grubbing up the 12th in the street.

Prices for precious metals go up

Gold purchase prize is set at AMD 15577.16

On the exchange

The closing price was AMD 371 /USD 1

“Oath of Silence” staged in Liberty Square

After Heritage leader Raffi Hovannisian ended his hunger strike in Yerevan's Liberty Square, a group of intellectuals announced that the anti-government protests would continue on the grounds.

Will Sirusho give her apartment to the homeless?

Tata Simonyan, Arman Hovhannisyan, Sirusho were given apartments in Yerevan. Lucina and Emmy were named the best singers of 2010 and given luxurious cars.

Arthur Alexanyan wins silver at Greco-Roman Championship

Alexanyan won all of his fights to reach the finals where he lost to Timofey Dzeinichenk of Belarus (0:1, 0:1).

U.S. diplomats to leave Syria

The U.S. State Department issued a warning message in which it called its citizens to avoid travelling to Syria

Synopticians forecast rain in Yerevan

Spring has finally sprung in Yerevan with all of its natural beauty.

Arab countries accuse Iran of supporting unrest in Bahrain

Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC) has accused Iran of supporting anti-government protests in Bahrain.

Serzh Sargsyan off to Serbia

A number of documents targeted at the development of Armenian-Serbian cooperation will be signed

Construction of hydropower stations continues

President of the Artsakh Republic Bako Sahakyan visited the Martakert region to meet with the representatives of the community and discuss local issues.

Azerbaijan fires shots in all direction

Azerbaijan fired 1500 shots at NKR positions, using various caliber weapons.

A1+ does not struggle to regain broadcasting license

On April 2, 2002, A1+ TV Company - a leading television station in Armenia - was controversially pulled off the air after the government refused to renew its broadcast license.

Georgia’s Ambassador presents credentials to Serzh Sargsyan

The newly appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to Armenia, Tengiz Sharmanashvili, presented his credentials to Serzh Sargsyan.

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