Armenia News
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Azerbaijan started military exercises near its breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh as efforts led by the U.S., Russia and France are failing to broker a resolution to the long-running conflict with Armenia.
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Azeri Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov said he was “pleased” to see his mostly Shiite Muslim nation on Iran’s northern border cementing ties with Israel as he completed a three-day visit to the Jewish state.
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Armenian police arrested protesters as opposition leader Raffi Hovhannisyan led demonstrations at Serzh Sargsyan’s inauguration to a second term as president.
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Armenian businessmen Mikayel Baghdasarov’s Armavia, the country’s only carrier, declared bankruptcy today and will cease flights starting April 1.
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The International Monetary Fund approved a disbursement of $51.4 million for Armenia after completing a fifth review of the country’s economy.
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Azerbaijan’s pardon of a convicted murderer who killed an Armenian army officer with an ax risks reigniting a 20-year-old war between the two foes in the energy- rich South Caucasus.
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Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan was re-elected to a second five-year term, beating his chief rival by more than 20 percentage points after a campaign that’s been overshadowed by one candidate’s attempted assassination.
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Armenia’s ruling party is poised to win parliamentary elections today as the country votes in the first balloting for the legislature since a 2008 presidential vote that triggered deadly protests.
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Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili said his country and neighboring Armenia are ready to restore a railway link to Russia through Georgia.
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As Armenians mark the deaths that tarnished President Serzh Sargsyan’s 2008 rise, anger at his re- election has stirred diaspora in the world of U.S. heavy metal.
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