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Raffi Hovannisian did not forget his pledge

Raffi Hovannisian is confident of the bloc's victory in the May 5 municipal election.

Construction in progress again

In this application the residents had raised the following question: whether this construction is legal or not?

Isagulyan will not write letter to Putin

Chairman of the National Security Party says all issued related to Armenia should be solved in the country; we need not seek help elsewhere.

Barev Yerevan continues meetings on campaign trail

They will meet residents of Yerevan's Davitashen, Ajapnyak and Malatia-Sebastia administrative districts.

A1+ live-streaming NA sitting

Armenia's National Assembly has started its four-day sitting, with the draft agenda including 72 items and nine international agreements.

Heritage party leader meets UK diplomats

Heritage party Leader Raffi K. Hovannisian met with British diplomat Colin Roberts, Director of Eastern Europe and Central Asia Directorate at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK.

Opinion: Ashot Papayan is a man who cares for Yerevan

"You, journalists, are constantly looking for conflicts and complicating the situation," Igityan told reporters on Friday.

Levon Zurabyan does not exclude unification of opposition forces

"We must not let a pro-government candidate be elected Yerevan Mayor. We repeat once again we target at the authorities," he said.

Levon Shirinyan: Have you heard anything of the kind?

"Turks are the same racists and xenophobes," says the political scientist.

Raffi Hovannisian: "Barev Yerevan" will win

"Barev Yerevan" will win. On Sunday we shall return to Yerevan and campaign for the victory of our non-partisan list ... It does not depend on the personality of Raffi Hovannisian," said the Heritage leader.

Vardan Bostanjyan has questionable taste

Vardan Bostanjyan, a member of the Prosperous Armenia party (BHK), does not have time to be engaged in canvassing for Vartan Oskanian.

Police arrest two more nephews of Gyumri ex-mayor

Two nephews of Vardan Ghukasyan, a former mayor of Armenia's Gyumri city, were detained overnight by the Gyumri police.

Andranik Tevanyan: It is bluffing

Public interest in Yerevan's Council of Elders elections has not reduced as compared with 2009, say political analysts.

New arrest in Gyumri murder case

Police in Armenia have revealed new details in connection with a high-profile murder committed in Armenia's Gyumri city earlier this week.

Most Armenians want greater EU role, poll finds

Armenians overwhelmingly feel that the European Union is an important partner of their country, and would like it to play an even greater role in their country, across a range of areas

What should Armenia demand from Turkey?

Leader of the opposition Heritage Party, Raffi Hovannisian, demands that Turkey compensate Armenians and establish good relations with Armenia.

Genocide victims commemorated in Kazakhstan

Commemoration events for the Armenian Genocide victims were held in the Armenian communities in Kazakhstan on April 22-24.

Obama again refuses to honour his pledge to recognise Armenian Genocide

"Sadly, President Obama chose today not to lead, but rather to follow Ankara's gag-rule on his Administration's condemnation and commemoration of the Armenian Genocide."

'We must be strong, powerful and united'

Sooner or later Turkey will have to recognize the Armenian Genocide. That is a matter of time because the lie and falsehood cannot always be taken for granted, says Eduard Sharmazanov.

Vahagn Khachatryan condemns assault on journalist

"Only weak people, who consider themselves to be in power, can do such a thing, showing their weakness," he said.

Heritage Party marches towards Genocide Memorial

Heritage party leader Raffi Hovannisian held a march from Yerevan's Liberty Square to the Memorial to Armenian Genocide victims.

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BHK demands that police explain their behaviour

Leader of the Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK) Gagik Tsarukyan, was not allowed to get back to his car parked in the territory of the memorial on the same route.

Levon Ter-Petrosyan is ill?

Armenia's first President Levon Ter-Petrosyan did not join the traditional march heading to Tsitsernakaberd, a hilltop Armenian Genocide memorial in Yerevan, though he was expected to.

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