Wednesday, 31 May, 2006  
[ last updated 14:21 ]
Armenia has welcomed the decision by voters in Montenegro to opt for independence from Serbia, implying that the “civilized” divorce of the two former Yugoslav republics should serve as a blueprint for the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
[ last updated 14:26 ]
The Armenian government again failed to push through parliament on Wednesday a bill that would obligate all well-to-do Armenians to regularly declare their personal incomes and other assets.
[ last updated 14:28 ]
Armenia’s top state human rights official refused on Wednesday to intervene in the controversial eviction of opposition leader Raffi Hovannisian and his supporters from the government-owned offices of their Zharangutyun (Heritage) party.
[ last updated 14:29 ]
Diplomats from Turkey and Armenia have held exploratory talks since last year in a bid to normalize bilateral ties, a Turkish foreign ministry spokesman said Wednesday.







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“Haykakan Zhamanak” reports that efforts by Greece’s OTE telecom giant to sell the ArmenTel operator have run into trouble.
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