Monday, 20 March, 2006  
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The U.S. Government is planning to implement a $7-million assistance project for the 2007 parliamentary and 2008 presidential elections in Armenia through the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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A Georgian diplomat has called for relief in ethnic tensions in the country’s multiethnic district where a brawl between groups of Georgian and Armenian youths earlier this month left one local Armenian dead and two others injured.
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The parliamentary majority has torpedoed the minority’s initiative to set up an interim commission of members of parliament looking into the violations committed during last year’s constitutional referendum. As a result of the vote on Monday the issue failed to be included on the so-called big agenda of the Parliament.







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In 168 Zham, Armenian Nationwide Movement (HHSh) Board Vice-Chairman Andranik Hovakimian notes: “The Russian Federation will always do everything for the smoldering hotbeds of potential wars in Nagorno-Karabakh and Ossetia never to be put out. This policy enables it [Russia] to foist what it wants on the conflicting parties.” In Hovakimian’s definition, Armenia has virtually become a baton in the hands of Russia with which it tries to influence one process or another in the South Caucasus.
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