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Headlines for January 07, 2012ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION PROCESS NEEDS FLEXIBILITY - EXPERT
YEREVAN. - Even though not a single country has acknowledged the Armenian genocide during 2011 there is some progress in that process, head of the Oriental Studies Institute of Armenia's National Academy, ...ALL ROADS IN ARMENIA PASSABLE
YEREVAN. - All the roads in Armenia are passable as of 10.00 a.m. on Saturday, Armenian Ministry of Emergency Situations informs, adding that only the Selim region in the Gegharkunik Region is hard to ...PACE TURKISH PRESIDENT LEAVES OFFICE
BRUSSELS. - Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) President Mevlüt Çavusoglu's authority expires.
He held the office for two years and will occupy another one in the Venice ...ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS
The Orthodox Church celebrates Christmas throughout the world on Saturday.
Majority of the Christians celebrate it on Dec 25. Some orthodox churches, including Russian, Ukrainian, celebrate it on Saturday, ...YEREVAN'S AZATUTYUN AVENUE FULL OF TRASH SINCE NEW YEAR (PHOTO)
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YEREVAN. - One of the streets near Azatutyun Avenue in Yerevan is still full of trash since New Year, Armenian News-NEWS.am correspondent reports adding one of the inhabitant's claims that no one had ...ARMENIA MARKS REMEMBRANCE DAY OF DEAD
YEREVAN. - Armenia marks the Remembrance Day of the Dead (Merelots) on Saturday, which follows all the main religious holidays.
All the churches make commemoration of the dead after the liturgy. Later ...BURNED CORPSE FOUND IN ARMENIA'S CAPITAL
YEREVAN. - Burned corpse was found at 10.40 a.m. on Saturday near Shilan LLC in Silikyan district of Yerevan, Armenia.
It was revealed that the guard room of the company with the guard Rafik M, 77, was ...
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Today in Armenian history- 1824 Birth, in Constantinople, of the author Archbishop Arsen Aytenian, of the Mkhitarist Congregation.
- 1825 Birth of Armenian linguist, philologist, and the future Head Abbot of the Mkhitarist Congregation of Vienna, Arsen Aytnyan.
- 1828 End of the two-month reconciliation negotiations of Dehkhrak.
- 1880 Birth of director Arshak Burdjalyan in Astrakhan (Russia). He was one of the founders of the Armenian school of theater directors.
- 1915 The Central Council of the Social Democrat (Hntshak) Party in Paris appeals to the world to save the Armenians of Western Armenia (living under Turkish misrule) from the danger of annihilation. The Armenian Genocide of about one million Armenians started some four months later.
- 1920 Death of writer Vahan Terian.
- 1925 Opening of the Martiros Saryan exhibition in Paris.
- 1984 President Francois Mitterand of France gives a speech condemning the Armenian Genocide.
- 1994 Horadiz is retaken by the Artsakh forces.
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