Debate over the murder of TV journalist
Tigran Naghdalyan turned into a political
flashpoint this week, following remarks
from an attorney representing slain Prime
Minister Vazgen Sarksyan claiming a link
between Naghdalyan's murder and the ongoing
court trial related to the October 27, 1999
Parliament assassinations.
Decision 2003: President
confident of re-election with no run-off
By Emil Danielyan
Radio Free Europe/Radio
Liberty
(www.rferl.org)
Armenian President Robert Kocharyan, in
comments Monday, made clear that he aims
to win next month's presidential elections
without going into a runoff. (Official campaigning
for the February 19 vote began Tuesday.)
On his way to deliver a passenger to work
Tuesday morning, the RadioTaxi stopped half
way to its destination and driver Artyom
offered an apologetic smile and an explanation
that the car was out of gas.
Energy Boost: Metsamor
Plant Resumes Power Generation
By Shakeh
Avoyan Radio Free Europe/Radio
Liberty
(www.rferl.org)
The nuclear power station at Metsamor was
reactivated on Tuesday (January 21) following
a longer-than-expected stoppage that has
meant millions of dollars in additional
costs for Armenia's energy sector.
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