YEREVAN. – Second session of the Sixth Convocation National Assembly of Armenia has kicked off on Tuesday.
There are 33 matters on the draft agenda of this sitting.
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Newspaper: Armenia PM doesn’t give guarantees to Tavush residents that other territories will not be given to Azerbaijan
The previous day, the administrative heads of Tavush Province left the meeting with Nikol Pashinyan at the government in a "dead, but not buried" state…
Newspaper: 3 Armenia-Azerbaijan border delimitation options discussed
And allegedly the middle one—neither the worst nor the best, from the point of view of the Armenia's interest—was chosen…
Protest staged outside office of EU Delegation to Armenia
The demonstrators accused the European Union of double standards, noting that…
Newspaper: Armenia authorities avoid meeting with Karabakh authorities in exile
Moreover, according to our information, these failed attempts to dialogue were made by various officials of Artsakh…
Armenia PM: What we are doing now is our response to global geopolitical changes
“I am doing this so that Armenia eventually becomes an independent state, not an outpost,” Pashinyan said…
Armenia PM in Berkaber village: We see the risks, but the way to manage them is to move forward
Today, when I say Berkaber, I understand houses under construction…
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World Bank: Remittances from Armenia to Russia drop but increase to the US
Armenia's Pashinyan: Important that monument preservation movement is not used for intensifying hostility
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