"This evidences that the acting authorities are real bandits," said Zurabyan.

"I believe that we shall be able to change the situation with our consistent struggle and topple down the illegitimate authorities."

"This is marasmus. Gentlemen, we have different notions about Armenia."

"The legitimacy of the authorities will be in question, as long as the disgraceful events of March 1, 2008 are uncovered."

The policemen are seated in ordinary cars.

Pashinyan called on Armenians to prepare for a constitutional revolution.

The recurrent rally of the oppositional Armenian National Congress (HAK) has kicked off at Yerevan's Liberty Square.

Zaruhi Postanjyan does not consider PACE co-rapporteurs on Armenia to be naïve people.

You can watch our live broadcasts from the square starting 7 p.m.

Relatives of March 1 victims are going to address a letter to the Yerevan Office of the Council of Europe, expressing their indignation over the draft resolution adopted by the Monitoring Committee

Speaking about the erection of a tower at Republic Square and the recent public outcry over the issue, the chief architect said the disaffected are not actually that much

HAK supporters predict a final watershed while supporters of the authorities are skeptical of it,

Karen Andreasyan says neither his predecessor nor he was able to prevent torture.

Ministry official turned out to possess no information on disrupted transport communication

Opposition reports roadblocks at all major thoroughfares connecting provinces with capital Yerevan.

The draft resolution on the function of democratic institutions in Armenia was adopted today in Paris and will be discussed during the PACE fall sitting.

The OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs today met with OSCE Secretary General Lamberto Janier and discussed the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

Youth Armenian National Congress (HAK) members today moved from the Armenian Pan-National Movement's (HHSh) office and marched through the streets of central Yerevan.

"The placement of NATO's anti-missile defense systems in Turkey will not do anything to assist in regional stability," the Iranian Foreign Ministry representative said.

"Whatever they say, today's society, either pro-government or oppositionist, is waiting to hear what Levon Ter-Petrosyan is going to say."

Ashot Melikyan says the newspaper has fulfilled its "holy" duty by touching upon this issue.

"I think Seyran Ohanyan will express his position upon his return," the MP said.

Tigran Torosyan mentioned that Armenia must focus on the primary issue on the agenda, and that is the status of Nagorno-Karabakh.

"This violation of freedom of speech in Armenia should be strictly condemned," as stated in the open letter to the minister.