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Published on May 09, 2012
STEPANAKERT: MILITARY PARADE/PHOTOS
- A magnificent demonstration of military force was held today in Stepanakert, NKR.
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Headlines for May 09, 2012DEATH OF THIRD REPUBLIC
The opposition parties spoke yesterday. The ARF and Heritage made statements, Prosperous Armenia leader Gagik Tsarukyan issued a message to the people of Armenia, Levon Ter-Petrosyan addressed the rally. ...REPUBLICAN CHIEF OF POLICE OF ARARAT ASSAULTED
The Republican Party is dissatisfied with the mayor of Ararat Abraham Babayan. The mayor had committed to ensure 8000 votes for his party but the Republicans received less than 4000 in Ararat Town. 10,000 ...DEFEAT OF VICTORY
Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh are celebrating the victory in Shushi, NKR. The victory in Shushi has definitely shadowed the victory in World War II which was not our victory but was achieved also thanks ...WHAT WILL BE LEFT FROM CONGRESS
In fact, Ter-Petrosyan's speech was a farewell speech. He said he will not take up the mandate of parliament because usually ex-presidents do not become members of parliament. He noted that he will not ...TIGRAN SARGSYAN IS WAITING
Today the journalists asked Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan if the big number of votes for the PA means the RPA was not efficient in the past 5 years. He refused to comment whether the RPA is considering ...RECOUNT IN 50 POLLING STATIONS
The chairman of the Central Electoral Commission Tigran Mukuchyan informed about recount in 50 polling stations, 17 for parties, 33 for candidates.The Armenian National Congress demanded recount in 8 ...PLACE WILL NOT REMAIN VACANT
Interview with Arthur Sakunts, Head of Helsinki Citizens' Assembly Vanadzor office Mr. Sakunts, the new parliament is thought to be the continuation of the old parliament. Will the new generation of Armenia ...STEPANAKERT: MILITARY PARADE/PHOTOS
A magnificent demonstration of military force was held today in Stepanakert, NKR.
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Today in Armenian history- 1847 Summit Meeting of the representatives of the Transcaucasian Armenian community.
- 1847 With the participation of the gentry and commoners, the National, Ecclesiastic, and Supreme Council is created in Constantinople. It is the first step towards the creation of the "Constitution".
- 1859 A Committee, consisting of 5 clergymen and 14 laymen, is struck in Constantinople to write the "Constitution". The Chariman was Rusinian.
- 1945 End of World War Two (known as the "Great Patriotic War" in the USSR).
- 1964 Death of Vahan Totomyants, professor and public figure.
- 1992 Shooshee (Artsakh) is liberated after 71 years of occupation by Azeri Turks.
- 1994 Protocol negotiated in the Artsakh War and signed in Bishkek (Kirgizstan) by the parliamentary speakers of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Artsakh as mediated by Presidents Boris Yeltsin of Russia and Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan. This was the first recognition of Artsakhs distinctiveness as a political and territorial entity in the negotiations. Azerbaijan occupied 750 sq. km. (15%) of Artsakhs territory, while Artsakh occupied 7059 sq. km. (8%) of territory considered to have traditionally been possessed by Azerbaijan.
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