Politics

Richard Giragosyan: Neither the opposition nor the government is winner

21.10.2008

– Recently you said that Robert Kocharyan represents more danger to Serzh Sargsyan than Levon Ter-Petrosyan does. What is the real danger? Is it becoming more dangerous or no? – I think that the events of March 1 showed that Armenia cannot return to the status-quo that existed before those events. Due to this reason …

read more

Ad hoc commission to be convened

14.10.2008

During the recent CIS summit in Bishkek the participants decided to establish an ad hoc commission consisting of the finance ministers of the CIS member countries to analyze the international financial crisis and related situations. “The ad hoc commission will be founded in connection with the situation in the world economy,” said the president of …

read more

New revelations ahead

14.10.2008

Yesterday during the meeting with journalists the coordinator of the Armenian National Congress Levon Zurabyan stated that the rally of the opposition will take place on October 17, during which the new strategy of the political struggle of the opposition will be presented. Zurabyan said the announcement of the new opposition strategy “will mark a …

read more

Is there mutual understanding?

14.10.2008

Yesterday the Russian Foreign Affairs Minister Sergey Lavrov held a trilateral meeting in Bishkek with his Armenian and Azerbaijani counterparts discuss details of the Nagorno-Karabakh peace accord proposed by Russia and other international mediators. According to the Public Relations department of the RA Foreign Affairs Ministry RA Minister Edward Nalbandyan and Azerbaijani Minister Elmar Mammadyarov. …

read more

No misunderstanding

14.10.2008

Member of the ARF faction and the ad hoc commission in charge of investigating the events of March 1-2 Artusha Shahbazyan has said the following to panorama.am concerning Styopa Safaryan’s complaints that the commission does not meet their expectations: “I don’t know what the expectations of separate people were. It is not the first time …

read more

Violations discovered

14.10.2008

According to president Serzh Sargsyan’s order the controller commission adjacent to the president’s office has supervised the mining plants in the administrative territory of Yerevan and adjacent areas, the extractions of which are mainly used as raw materials for construction and construction materials. Yesterday there was a meeting at the president’s office to discuss the …

read more

Will not bear any more

10.10.2008

According to our information the newly appointed president’s chief of staff Karen Karapetyan yesterday met with the staffers of the president and declared that he had restricted the working routine and that he would personally follow that all his demands are taken into account. One of Karpetyan’s demands is punctual attendance to work at 9 …

read more

The important thing is the trust

10.10.2008

On Sunday three American experts who participated in an independent inquiry into the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States arrived in Yerevan to help launch a similar probe of the post-election violence in Armenia and participate in the sessions of the RA committee on investigation of March 1 events. The U.S. embassy …

read more

Who demanded the creation of the new committee?

10.10.2008

Yesterday three American experts who participated in an independent inquiry into the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States arrived in Yerevan to help launch a similar probe of the post-election violence in Armenia and participate in the sessions of the RA committee on investigation of March 1 events. Two of them, Christopher …

read more

Meeting with Yovanovitch

09.10.2008

Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan has met with the newly appointed Ambassador of the United States in Armenia Marie L. Yovanovitch. During the meeting the Ambassador and prime minister also discussed issues concerning the implementation of projects sponsored in the framework of the Millennium Challenges project. The PM said that he hopes that this issue will …

read more