A court in Yerevan today upheld the motion of the Special Investigation Service to extend the detention of jailed opposition activist Tigran Arakelyan for another two months.

"I call on our athletes, the boys who on the first days of the war took arms to protect their country, to join the demonstrators."

The Armenian National Congress (ANC) has filed an action against the Armenian police, demanding to ban their access to Liberty Square

The authorities' behaviour shows that they are terrified by the round-the-clock rallies

ANC activists from Shirak, Aparan, Ashtarak and Eghvard made their way to Liberty Square to join the sit-down demonstrators.

ANC representative David Shahnazaryan says the March 1 tragedy is fully revealed, only a few details need to be clarified.

The Armenian parliament today discussed the draft amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code, which concern the statute of the Council of Justice.

"We are waiting for the OSCE Minsk Group to agree to our proposals," he concluded.

The exploitation of a small HPP on the Aghavno River will allow Karabakh to consume its energy in Armenia.

Raffi Hovannisian had a private talk with ANC leader Levon Ter-Petrosyan.

The tranquility of opposition supporters who are staging nonstop rallies at Yerevan's Liberty Square was again disturbed this night.

"It turns out that the government doesn't understand what we're demanding," Sargsyan said, laughing.

"This also shows the government's fear of the rallies held at Freedom Square."

Whereas the Europeans inherited democracy from their ancestors, Armenians are inheriting that through suffering, and we know the price of that very well."

Levon Ter-Petrosyan made a request to Serzh Sargsyan for the first time.

"We're not against dialogue, if the government works legitimately," Demirchyan said.

The Armenian National Congress doesn't see any meaning in the dialogue with the authorities and sees the solution to the issues through the people's mobilization and massive events.

"They can't suspend these round-the-clock rallies. Our citizens are here to rebel against the illegal acts and tolerance."

According to him, Armenia has a culture of command and administration.

"They had tents. Couldn't they place bathrooms?" the second figure of the ruling party said.

It turned out that the MPs had shown up to parliament for the visit of Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon Nabih Berri.

"This is not a plaything," Galust Sahakyan said.

"A1+"'s partners in Belarus transmitted the following entitled "May Your People Know The Truth".

That was not too long ago and we all remember very well how Ter-Petrosyan's supporters were calling on the infuriated people to take stones and metal rods."