“Political Authorities Target BDHK Leader in Revenge Plot: Shocking Revelations in Zhoghovurd Newspaper”
Political authorities focus on BDHK leader, investigating singer’s friend’s prosecution. Narik Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan released from jail. Speculations contradict Nikol Pashinyan’s stance. Revenge aimed at BDHK president. Get more details in today’s “Zhoghovurd” newspaper.
Outrage as Armenian Parliament Member Avoids Corruption Investigation: Zhoghovurd Newspaper Reveals Controversial Exemption
RA Prosecutor’s Office invites Artur Khachatryan to discuss corruption investigation, but disciplinary committee says he is unable to attend due to heavy workload. Artur Khachatryan questioned by RA Prosecutor’s Office regarding abuse of power case. “Justice” violation on Friday raises concerns about self-ruling judiciary in Armenia. Detailed information in today’s issue of “Zhoghovurd” newspaper.
“Investigation into Car Incident Involving National Assembly Member Comes to a Shocking Conclusion: Samvel Vardanyan Accused of Provoking Violence and Under House Arrest”
“Zhoghovurd” newspaper reveals shocking details of investigation into shooting incident involving Hakob Aslanyan. Samvel Vardanyan accused of provoking violence through false articles, now under house arrest. Startling allegations of assault and relocation in detention facility also reported. Find out more in today’s issue.
“Ongoing Criminal Cases: Former Commander of Artsakh Facing Trial, Major General Summoned for Questioning in Closed Court Sessions”
The ongoing criminal case regarding Karen Jalavyan, the commander of “Yeghnikner” detachment in Artsakh, is discussed in closed court sessions. Major General Mikael Arzumanyan, Karabakh’s former commander, has been questioned for the third time. Arzumanyan, along with Masis Mayilyan, was accused of giving the “demand” order during the 2020 Karabakh war, leading to their arrest. Stay informed about the latest news.
“Armenian Prisoners of War Still Await Repatriation as Pre-election Promises Hang in the Balance: Zhoghovurd Investigates”
The repatriation of Armenian prisoners of war in Azerbaijan is still pending, with 23 prisoners remaining. Leaders of Artsakh campaign for their release. Despite promises, no significant progress has been made. Read more in today’s issue of “Zhoghovurd” newspaper.
“Armenia to Welcome New World Trade Center Project: Boosting Trade and Commerce in Yerevan”
Armenia’s Minister of Economy and “Renshin” Ltd CEO signed a memorandum for a World Trade Center (WTC) project in Yerevan. The $210 million project will feature conference halls, exhibition spaces, and a commercial center, attracting visitors from various regions. “HayPost” CJSC is also involved in establishing a joint-stock company, “Yerevan International Trade Center”. The complex will replace “HayPost” building on Sarinyan Street. “Renshin” Ltd, owned by the brother of RA Ambassador to Hungary, has previously signed agreements with other organizations.
“Former Armenian Prime Minister Armen Sargsyan’s Alleged Involvement in CIA’s Human Rights Program Raises Concerns Amid Calls for Anti-Corruption Measures”
Former PM Armen Sargsyan participated in the CIA’s human rights program, says “Zhoghovurd” newspaper. Post-resignation, he faced demands to combat corruption by setting up an ethics commission and leading the fight against corruption. Despite claims of fairness, opposition members and American supporters question the administration’s credibility.
“Prime Minister’s Wife, Anna Hakobyan, Receives Overwhelming Support as She Visits Military Kindergarten and Unveils Monument in Gumri”
Prime Minister’s wife, Anna Hakobyan visits renovated Gumri military kindergarten and attends monument opening honoring fallen soldiers. Excitement and support from residents as graffiti of her actions appear. She quickly concludes visit and returns to Yerevan by helicopter. Visit Lurer.com for more information.
“President Nazarbayev’s Controversial Omission: The Curious Case of Tsitsernakaberd”
President Nazarbayev’s recent official visit to Armenia sparks questions as he did not visit Tsitsernakaberd, a customary stop. Armenian authorities clarify that the visit is not mandatory, signaling a shift in protocol. More information in today’s news.
“Ministry of Justice’s ‘Alert System’ fails to deliver as anonymous notifications remain low: Is the implementation of donor agreements at risk?”
“Get instant alerts on violations with the ‘Alert System’ by the Ministry of Justice. Report anonymously and protect your identity. Learn more about this electronic notification system and its capabilities.”