In his first public appearance following the publication
of official results of elections President Robert Kocharyan
said earlier this week that voting irregularities did
not impact the election outcome.
Having been infected with a small dose of America's
Iraqnophobia virus, I made a recent stop into my nearby
Yerevan hardware store to investigate its Homeland Security
department.
While waiting for a bus to take her to work one day
last week, Yerevan resident Narineh Harutyunyan, hardly
considered that the ride could be anything but normal.
Flower Power: A month of honoring
women is a beautiful break from politics
By Gayane Mkrtchyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
When Anahit Harutyunyan, who lives in the Geghard village
in Kotayk region, reminded her 11-year old daughter
Sona that she had to pick "snowdrops" from
a nearby field, the little girl got very happy.
Some Yerevan residents on Baghramyan Avenue are concerned
that satellite dishes being placed on their building
by Armentel may be harmful to their health.
Both Sargis Sargsyan and David Nalbandian have suffered
defeats in the first round of Pacific Life Open tennis
tournament in Indian Wells, Florida. The tournament
concludes this weekend.
March 8 is always the Day of Women in Armenia. This year,
however, it was the Day of Angry Women, as a few thousand
took their bouquets into the streets to protest last week's
Presidential runoff election.
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