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EuFoA calls for common efforts to stop waste of gas

The European Friends of Armenia (EuFoA) Organisation has issued a statement calling for common EU-Armenia efforts to stop waste of gas.

National Assembly to discuss problems in hail-stricken communities

Armenia's National Assembly is to hold hearings on May 24 on the elimination of consequences of recent hailstorms that affected several communities in Armavir marz.

Levon Zurabyan: Gas prices already up

He says the negotiations with the Russian side are over.

Gas price discussion in NA

The session was to be closed, but after it began it was announced that it was open.

“People like our solutions”

“People like radical, new solutions that we offer”, he said.

“Barev Yerevan” on budget

And the reports about the violations during Yerevan Elders Council elections will be sent to police or SIS by the alliance.

Gas price could be the same

Gas price increase will lead to the expand of socially vulnerable stratum in society.

PM not to walk to work

PM Tigran Sargsyan is not going to reduce his official expenses and go to work by bicycle instead of using an expensive car.

They create their problems

The most pleasant fact for Mrs. Ajemyan is that there are people in the government who know all the ins and outs of their job.

General cases of buying votes

“Amnesty International” has published “Human Rights – 2013” report.

PM asked “A1+” reporter

PM had announced in National Assembly that “A1+” has been given airtime again.

National Assembly voted

The deputy from Lori region said that he would vote for it, as the PM had promised to solve the problems of his election district.

Armenian Premier heading to hail-stricken Armavir

Armenia's Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan is presently heading to Mrgashat village, one of the hail-stricken communities in the country's western Armavir province.

"You will be beaten up in breezeways..."

Vahan Hovhannisyan is shocked to see the ‘circus tricks demonstrated' at the National Assembly in the past two days.

Armenian Defense Minister off to Moscow

Armenia's Defense Minister is expected to meet with his counterparts of a number of countries

Is Armenian Premier consulting with Nikol Pashinyan?

The two men talked for some ten minutes.

Mher Sedrakyan: I did it for you to ask me the question

When asked to comment on the Cabinet's program, Mr Sedrakyan said, "I am glad that it was adopted. Now, you will grow wiser and become men."

Genocide resolution introduced in the House of Representatives

The new bill calls on "the President to work toward equitable, constructive, stable, and durable Armenian-Turkish relations based upon the Republic of Turkey's full acknowledgment of the facts and ongoing consequences of the Armenian Genocide.

Negotiations on gas prices underway

U.S. Embassy to Armenia keeps the possible hike in natural gas prices to Armenia in the limelight.

RPA MP: Cold water will be poured over heads of disbelievers

"Of course our people can rise in revolt but I do not predict civil unrest. Nothing is impossible; the government should work effectively," said Bostanjyan.

Civil Initiative addresses letter to NA Speaker

The civil Initiative suggests that NA Speaker involve members of non-governmental organizations, civil initiatives and media to the discussion.

A1+ streaming discussing on issues of lifers

The Media Center is hosting a discussion on the issues of lifers.

HAK going to use all possible levers

The parliamentary group of the opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) has issued a statement, reiterating its commitment to disclose the post-election clashes of March 1, 2008, that left at least ten people killed in Armenia.

Car bombs kill dozens in Iraq

Monday's violence was extensive in Baghdad, where at least nine car bombs ripped through busy market places, crowded bus stops, and other areas of Shi'ite neighborhoods.

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