Emil Danielyan

Ստեղծվել է Emil Danielyan

• Հունիս 25, 2009

  Fugitive Oppositionist Vows To Come Out Of Hiding

  Nikol Pashinian, an outspoken newspaper editor who played a major part in last year’s post-election opposition protests in Yerevan, said on Wednesday that he has decided to surrender to Armenian law-enforcement authorities after spending almost 16 months on the run.

• Հունիս 24, 2009

  IMF Approves Extra Aid To Armenia

  The International Monetary Fund announced on Tuesday almost $283 million in additional emergency assistance to Armenia, citing the sharper-than-anticipated impact of the global recession on its economy.

• Հունիս 19, 2009

  Armenian Recession Hits Double Digits

  Armenia’s economic recession reached a double-digit rate last month amid an accelerating decline in its once booming construction sector, according to the latest official statistics released on Friday.

• Հունիս 18, 2009

  Turkish-Armenian Roadmap Deal ‘Not Implemented’

  A controversial framework agreement on the normalization of Turkish-Armenian relations announced in late April is not being implemented, according to Turkey’s ambassador to Azerbaijan.

• Հունիս 18, 2009

  Armenia Removed From U.S. Human Trafficking Blacklist

  Citing “significant” steps taken by the Armenian authorities, the U.S. State Department has removed Armenia from a list of countries which it believes are not doing enough to combat human trafficking and aid its victims.

• Հունիս 17, 2009

  Government Backers Jailed For Yerevan Election Fraud

  Two government loyalists were sentenced to three years in prison on Tuesday for rigging the results of the May 31 municipal elections in Yerevan in one of the polling stations.

• Հունիս 17, 2009

  Sarkisian Proposes Opposition Amnesty

  President Serzh Sarkisian formally asked Armenia’s parliament on Tuesday to declare a general amnesty that would affect at least some of the opposition members arrested following last year’s troubled presidential election.

• Հունիս 11, 2009

  U.S. Cuts Aid To Armenia Over ‘Democratic Governance’

  The United States has effectively axed nearly one third of a $235.6 million aid program for Armenia, citing its government’s deteriorated human rights record and democratic practices.

• Հունիս 10, 2009

  U.S. Official Upbeat On Turkey-Armenia Normalization

  The new top U.S. diplomat in charge of Europe and the former Soviet Union sounded optimistic about prospects for the normalization of Turkish-Armenian relations on Tuesday as he visited Armenia on the first leg of his first regional tour.

• Հունիս 09, 2009

  Armenian Tax Inspections Continue

  Armenian tax authorities have not been barred from raiding small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and inspecting their books despite what appeared to be a statement to the contrary made by Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisian late last month.

• Հունիս 05, 2009

  Russian Loan To Reach Armenia ‘This Week’

  Armenia will receive a $500 million anti-crisis loan from Russia this week and spend it over the next few years on a wide range of programs, Finance Minister Tigran Davtian said on Thursday.

• Հունիս 02, 2009

  Armenian Opposition To Boycott Yerevan Assembly

  The opposition Armenian National Congress (HAK) said on Monday that it will permanently boycott Yerevan’s newly elected municipal council and never engage in dialogue with the authorities after what its top leader, Levon Ter-Petrosian, called “the ugliest election in Armenia’s history.”

• Հունիս 01, 2009

  European Observers Praise Yerevan Vote Conduct

  Sunday’s municipal elections in Yerevan were largely democratic despite some “serious deficiencies,” observers from the Council of Europe said on Monday in a major boost to the international credibility of their disputed official results. (UPDATED)

• Հունիս 01, 2009

  Ruling Party Sweeps Yerevan Polls As Opposition Cries Foul

  President Serzh Sarkisian’s Republican Party of Armenia (HHK) swept to a landslide victory in the weekend municipal elections in Yerevan that were denounced as fraudulent by the country’s two main opposition groups. (UPDATED)

• Մայիս 30, 2009

  European Observers ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Yerevan Poll Conduct

  Observers from the Council of Europe expressed “deep concern” about the conduct of Sunday’s municipal elections in Yerevan as campaigning for them officially drew to a close on Friday.

• Մայիս 29, 2009

  Turkish-Armenian Talks Not In Deadlock, Says U.S. Envoy

  Armenia’s rapprochement with Turkey has not reached an impasse despite Ankara’s renewed linkage between the normalization of bilateral relations and a Nagorno-Karabakh settlement, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.

• Մայիս 29, 2009

  Mediators Prepare For Another Armenian-Azeri Summit

  International mediators will open on Friday a new round of regional shuttle diplomacy to prepare for next week’s meeting of the Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents which they hope will mark a further step towards the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

• Մայիս 28, 2009

  Yerevan Mayor Confident About Election Win

  Yerevan Mayor Gagik Beglarian said he expects the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (HHK) to win Sunday’s municipal elections and re-install him in his current position as he campaigned in the capital on Wednesday.

• Մայիս 25, 2009

  Azeri, Turkish Leaders See No Progress In Karabakh Talks

  Armenia and Azerbaijan have made no progress in resolving the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, the Azerbaijani and Turkish foreign ministers said over the weekend, sharply contradicting optimistic statements made by international mediators.

• Մայիս 21, 2009

  Armenian Recession Continues To Deepen

  Armenia’s economic downturn deepened further in April, resulting in a 9.7 percent shrinkage of Gross Domestic Product during the first four months of this year, according to the latest official statistics released on Wednesday.

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