“President Serzh Sargsyan Condemns Corrupt Judiciary: Verdicts Alone Cannot Guarantee Justice”
The court’s verdict may not guarantee justice in our country due to the decisions of a few judges. President Sargsyan criticizes the judiciary, stating that justice has been corrupted. He emphasizes the importance of implementing programs within set deadlines and highlights the availability of multiple levels of court appeal. He also expresses the need to fight against aggression and acknowledges the inability to completely eliminate the consequences.
“Powerful Structures Clash with Spiritual Leaders as Entrance to Sardarapat Memorial Complex Controversy Unfolds”
The article discusses the dramatic events at Sardarapat Memorial Complex, where spiritual leaders of the Armenian Apostolic Church faced opposition. Despite protests and interruptions, they eventually succeeded with prayers from Catholicos Vehapar.
“Political Alliance Reveals Undermining of Armenia’s Statehood and Constitutional Court: Calls for Accountability and Guarantees”
Explore the political issues revolving around the Constitutional Court in Armenia. Learn about the appointment controversy and the potential foreign influence on judges. Discover the challenges in solving post-war problems through the judicial system.
“National Assembly President Alen Simonyan: Issue of Kirants Village Resolved, Houses to Remain in Armenian Jurisdiction”
The President of the National Assembly, Alen Simonyan, announced that the issue of the two houses in Kirants village will be resolved and remain within Armenia’s jurisdiction. The demarcation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan has ended, with a fair map chosen based on legal foundations. The territory of Armenia remains unchanged, and the demarcation was accepted by all countries.
“Uncovering the Motives: Exploring the Intensifying Conflict of “Tavush, the Pride of the Fatherland””
Find out why the conflict intensifies between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Learn about the strategic-military discussions, demarcation issues, and the goal of restoring territorial integrity. Discover the basis for demarcation and the ongoing settlement process.
“Verified Newspaper Uncovers Unrest Surrounding the ‘Movement for Tabush, the Pride of the Homeland'”
The “Verified” newspaper reports on the international attention received by the “Movement for Tabush, the Pride of the Homeland,” causing unrest. Government sources confirm close scrutiny of its activities and potential impact on May 8 and 9. The movement seeks to prevent peaceful demonstrations, with the Ministry of Education monitoring student involvement. Further details will be available in today’s newspaper issue. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram for news from Armenia.
“Political Activist Declares Successful Liberation of Imijilots and Voskepar: A Message of Resilience and Commitment to Homeland”
An activist shares his experience of liberating villages in Armenia and criticizes those with criminal intentions. He emphasizes the importance of standing up for the homeland and staying united.
“Minister of Justice of Armenia Denies Existence of Extremists amidst Recent Protests”
The Minister of Justice rejects the misconception that there are extremists in Armenia, emphasizing the country’s civilized nature. He also highlights the actions taken by law enforcement agencies against those engaged in illegal activities. The article mentions an incident involving the attack on traffic police employees, leading to the detention of individuals involved. Stay updated with news from Armenia on NEWS.am.
“Mayor Tevan Poghosyan: Waiting for New Obligations from Existing Obligations Only, Says Interview with NEWS.am”
Mayor Tevan Poghosyan discusses new obligations and the uncertainty surrounding them. Delimitation and demarcation process could be grounded on the November 9 statement. Find out more in the video.
“Mayhem and Chaos Rock New Nork District: Criminal Offense Leads to Military Deployment in Yerevan”
A group caused damage and disturbances in New Norkh District, violating Armenian law. The Mayor’s office and police are taking action to address the violations and ensure safety. The investigation includes collecting evidence, conducting examinations, and holding discussions with detainees. The military has been deployed, and access to the district is restricted. The investigation is still ongoing.