June 12, 2009 
Toronto, June 12, 2009 - On Sunday, June 7, at the Armenian Community Centre, Mr. Ara Vardanyan, the Executive Director of Hayastan All-Armenian Fund, the key-note speaker at the annual banquet of Armenia Fund Toronto, kicked off the fundraising for the completion… » more »
Hayastan All-Armenia Fund Toronto Banquet, a big success for the construction of the school in Spitakashen village
Toronto, June 12, 2009 - On Sunday, June 7, at the Armenian Community Centre, Mr. Ara Vardanyan, the Executive Director of Hayastan All-Armenian Fund, the key-note speaker at the annual banquet of Armenia Fund Toronto, kicked off the fundraising for the completion… » more »
June 12, 2009 
YEREVAN (Combined Sources)–Gagik Beglaryan, a key ally of President Serzh Sarkisian, was sworn in as Mayor of Yerevan on Wednesday despite allegations by local and international observers that the May 31 elections in Yerevan were marred by widespread fraud and… » more »
Sarkisian Ally Sworn in as Mayor of Yerevan
YEREVAN (Combined Sources)–Gagik Beglaryan, a key ally of President Serzh Sarkisian, was sworn in as Mayor of Yerevan on Wednesday despite allegations by local and international observers that the May 31 elections in Yerevan were marred by widespread fraud and… » more »
June 09, 2009 
8 June
1769 The independence program for Armenia, as developed by Movses Sarafian, is shown to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
1860
The Governor of Marash, Khurshid Pasha lauches an attack against Zeitoon. He is routed.… » more »
THIS DAY IN ARMENIAN HISTORY
8 June
1769 The independence program for Armenia, as developed by Movses Sarafian, is shown to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
1860
The Governor of Marash, Khurshid Pasha lauches an attack against Zeitoon. He is routed.… » more »
June 09, 2009 
TBILISI (Eurasia.net)—Armenia’s Foreign Minister, Edward Nalbandian, had a meeting with his Georgian counterpart, Grigol Vashadze, in Tbilisi to discuss trade and economic relations. The key topic on the agenda was the transit of Armenian exports and imports via Georgia.
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Armenia, Georgia Foreign Ministers Discuss Trade Route
TBILISI (Eurasia.net)—Armenia’s Foreign Minister, Edward Nalbandian, had a meeting with his Georgian counterpart, Grigol Vashadze, in Tbilisi to discuss trade and economic relations. The key topic on the agenda was the transit of Armenian exports and imports via Georgia.
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June 09, 2009 
BEIRUT (Aztag)—As the curtain fell on the 2009 Lebanese parliamentary elections Sunday, the Lebanese-Armenian community turned out in unprecedented numbers to ensure the Armenian community’s participation in the Lebanese political process, with 80 percent of the Armenian vote going in support of the… » more »
Unprecedented Armenian Voter Participation in Lebanon Elections
BEIRUT (Aztag)—As the curtain fell on the 2009 Lebanese parliamentary elections Sunday, the Lebanese-Armenian community turned out in unprecedented numbers to ensure the Armenian community’s participation in the Lebanese political process, with 80 percent of the Armenian vote going in support of the… » more »
June 05, 2009 
Nagorno Karabakh important politics Anahit Danielyan
Responding to a questionnaire sent by Hetq, NKR parliamentary deputy and former Deputy Defense Minister Vitaly Balasanyan has stated that any document regarding the settlement of the Karabakh conflict without the participation of the… » more »
Vitaly Balasanyan - Armenia Should Recognize Existence of NKR
Nagorno Karabakh important politics Anahit Danielyan
Responding to a questionnaire sent by Hetq, NKR parliamentary deputy and former Deputy Defense Minister Vitaly Balasanyan has stated that any document regarding the settlement of the Karabakh conflict without the participation of the… » more »
June 05, 2009
5 June
1818
Birth of Gevorg Hakhverdyan (philologist) in Tbilissi (Georgia). He died in 1861.
1860
Constantinople's National General Assembly adopts (and the Patriarch ratifies)… » more »
This day in Armenian History
5 June
1818
Birth of Gevorg Hakhverdyan (philologist) in Tbilissi (Georgia). He died in 1861.
1860
Constantinople's National General Assembly adopts (and the Patriarch ratifies)… » more »
June 05, 2009 
YEREVAN (RFE/RL)–Electoral authorities in Armenia have invalidated the official results of Sunday’s municipal elections in three Yerevan precincts and asked prosecutors to investigate what they said was serious fraud committed there.
All of those polling stations are located in Yerevan’s… » more »
Vote Results In 3 Yerevan Precincts Annulled
YEREVAN (RFE/RL)–Electoral authorities in Armenia have invalidated the official results of Sunday’s municipal elections in three Yerevan precincts and asked prosecutors to investigate what they said was serious fraud committed there.
All of those polling stations are located in Yerevan’s… » more »
June 05, 2009 
ST. PETERSBURG (RFE/RL)–Armenia and Azerbaijan reported further progress towards the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict after a fresh meeting of their presidents held in Saint-Petersburg, Russia on Thursday.
Presidents Serzh Sarkisian and Ilham Aliyev spoke one on one for about… » more »
Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree to Move Forward with Karabakh Talks
ST. PETERSBURG (RFE/RL)–Armenia and Azerbaijan reported further progress towards the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict after a fresh meeting of their presidents held in Saint-Petersburg, Russia on Thursday.
Presidents Serzh Sarkisian and Ilham Aliyev spoke one on one for about… » more »
June 04, 2009
4 June1100 Birth of Nerses Shnorhalee (poet, historian). He died in 1173.1679 An earthquake (Richter Scale: 7.0) occurs at Garrnee. After shocks continue till October.1855 Khrimian 'Hayrik' edits 'The Eagle of Vaspurakan' periodical in Constantinople. From 1858 to 1864, it… » more »
This day in Armenian History
4 June1100 Birth of Nerses Shnorhalee (poet, historian). He died in 1173.1679 An earthquake (Richter Scale: 7.0) occurs at Garrnee. After shocks continue till October.1855 Khrimian 'Hayrik' edits 'The Eagle of Vaspurakan' periodical in Constantinople. From 1858 to 1864, it… » more »