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    Trash removed from Armenian Church in Tbilisi
    Trash removed from Armenian Church in Tbilisi May 20, 2012

    The trash removal works in Tbilisi’s Surb Nshan Armenian Church are completed, leader of Armenian Hayartun Cultural Center Levon Chidilyan told Armenian News-NEWS.am. “The workers fully removed the trash and debris, sculptures were cleaned, the surrounding houses were insulated from the threat.


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    Armenia’s Dilijan, Romania’s Roman announced twin cities
    Armenia’s Dilijan, Romania’s Roman announced twin cities May 19, 2012

    On May 17, the Mayor of Dilijan, Armenia, Armen Santrosyan and the Mayor of Roman, Romania, Dan Laurenţiu Leoreanu signed a cooperation deal, announcing Dilijan and Roman twin cities. Armenian Ambassador to Romania Hamlet Gasparyan also attended the signing ceremony. As the parties noted following the ceremony, the agreement signals a new start in the friendship and cooperation of the two...


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    Rhode Island House adopts resolution on NKR
    Rhode Island House adopts resolution on NKR May 19, 2012

    The Rhode Island House of Representatives passed a resolution Thursday introduced by Representatives Fox, Mattiello, Corvese, McNamara, and Bennett that calls on the U.S. President and Congress to recognize the independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR), the latter’s Office in Washington, DC...


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    Ex-Education Minister dubs qualified specialists serious problem in Armenia
    Ex-Education Minister dubs qualified specialists serious problem in Armenia May 18, 2012

    Head of the State Language Inspection named training of highly qualified specialists as one of the problems in Armenian education system. Sergo Yeritsyan stressed the need to apply and develop all the standards the Bologna Process stipulates to meet the European standards. Asked by PanARMENIAN.Net reporter as to the level Armenian specialists comply with the international demands, Mr. Yeritsyan said that steps...


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    Armenia’s PM will be appointed within first 10 days of June – Justice Minister
    Armenia’s PM will be appointed within first 10 days of June – Justice Minister May 18, 2012

    During a briefing on May 17, Armenia’s Justice Minister Hrayr Tovmasyan explained the constitutional procedures for the formation of a new government in the country following National Assembly (NA) elections. He informed that the whole cabinet will resign on the first day of the new NA session, but it will continue as an acting...


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    10 tons of waste taken out of Armenian Church in Turkey
    10 tons of waste taken out of Armenian Church in Turkey May 17, 2012

    An Armenian church built in 11th century, which had been turned into a trash dump, is being cleaned in Turkey’s Batman Province. Turkish Dogan agency had earlier alarmed on the miserable condition of the church. Later due to which Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism assigned the Province to pay attention to the church, Turkish Haberler reports. Because of the warning, the church started to be...


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