By the way, there are few policemen in the site where the people have closed the avenue and the policemen aren’t implementing any actions.

Today our guests are political experts Stepan Danielyan, Manvel Sargsyan, Andreas Ghukasyan, due to whom we will try to find the answers to the questions ‘why, how and what can happen?’

Baghramyan Avenue: live

Police Chief Vladimir Gasparyan was again on Baghramyan Avenue in the morning on June 26. He wanted to speak to the protesters.

Yevgeny Primakov, former Russian Prime Minister and former Foreign Minister, has died in Moscow at the age of 85.

Yerevan.Today had a phone conversation with Victor Soghomonyan, Head of the Office of the RA second President Robert Kocharyan, in order to find out the attitude of the second president towards the electricity price hike and the demonstration against it.

Comparisons with Maidan, accusations against young demonstrators, political partial analysis and distortion of the facts. This is how the Russian media have covered the demonstrations against electricity price hike during these days by trying to prove that the demonstrations are provoked and funded by the West.

The programme Post Scriptum is hosting today President of the Public Council Vazgen Manukyan.

“Hayeli” (Mirror) club hosts former deputy of the Supreme Council Azat Arshakyan, HHK member Lernik Alexanyan and Gurgen Yeghiazaryan.

Along the street at some moment Shahen Harutyunyan, who graced the end of the first half of Armenia-Portugal match, is playing football with his friends- national flag instead of the poster, the policemen aren’t running after him.

Short time ago Deputy Police Chief of Yerevan Valeri Osipyan announced that starting from tomorrow they won’t allow “Sanitek” company to carry out waste disposal on Baghramyan Avenue and empty the garbage collected in the bins.

Russian journalist is answering the questions of A1+’s correspondent.

The flaws in the journalistic ethics of the Russian media are not a secret for anybody. But Russian media coverage of recent events taking place in Armenia is simply ridiculous and unserious. We will mention several items that draw special attention.

The citizens, who were injured because of the actions of the Police on June 23 on Baghramyan Avenue and applied to the medical centers on the first day, received appropriate treatment and were discharged from the hospitals on the same day, in reply to the question by “A1+” said Minister of Healthcare Armen Muradyan after the Government sitting.

Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Yervand Zakharyan doesn’t think that the decision on the hike of electricity price will be revoked.

Michael Georg Link, Director of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), today called on the Armenian authorities to respect the right to freedom of peaceful assembly of those taking part in a peaceful protest in central Yerevan.

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Protest on Baghramyan Avenue in pictures

Then he recalls an episode from yesterday’s events on Baghramyan Avenue to confirm his words. “A young lady took off my hat, and everyone was amused, but now I do not know whether to punish the girl or not.”

The Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK) is concerned about the events unfolding in Yerevan in recent days and says citizens of the Republic of Armenia have the right to voice their voice in protest which is envisaged by the country’s laws and Constitution.

These are the photos of people who were forcibly taken to police stations on Tuesday morning. The protesters burnt the photos.

“We have promised Deputy Chief of Yerevan Police Valeri Osipyan not to go beyond the barricades. We do not want a repetition of Ukrainian "Maidan” in Armenia,” he said.

Armenians in Glendale today held a protest outside the Consulate General of Armenia in LA.

Opposition lawmaker Hrant Baghratyan believes that the people protesting against the increase in electricity prices in Armenia are doing a great service to the nation.