Sports: Celtic’s Champions League rivals Alashkert brand Hoops fans ‘foolish’ as Armenian team make embarrassing blunder on official website

The Scottish Sun, UK
July 21 2018


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The blunder was posted on the team’s official website alongside a snap of one of the Green Brigade’s famous displays

Police find thousands of military food supply cans in trucks owned by arrested MP’s NGO, wife reportedly involved

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Amid the ongoing scandalous investigation into MP Manvel Grigoryan’s suspected embezzlement of military supplies and illegal possession of firearms, the organized crime unit of Yerevan police have received a report that two trucks loaded with military food supplies are parked in a parking lot at 22 Soghomon Taronts Street.

The drivers of the trucks, both members of the Yerkrapah Volunteer Union – a paramilitary organization chaired by the arrested MP, who is also a former general, have been placed under arrest.

Police found nearly 3000 cans of canned meat labeled Not For Sale: Soldier’s Share. This type of canned meat is not available for sale anywhere and is the military food supply for the armed forces.

According to the drivers, Nazik Amiryan – the wife of the arrested MP – had instructed them to load the supplies into the truck on June 16 from the Yerkrapah Volunteers Union headquarters in Yerevan. Circumstances are being clarified.

National security agents detain prominent businessman Arthur Asatryan, aka Don Pipo

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National security service (NSS) agents have detained Arthur Asatryan, the Italy-based Armenian businessman aka Don Pipo, in Ejmiatsin (Vagharshapat) city.

Footage of the Armenian A1+ channel shows Asatryan being taken away in an NSS car outside a mansion in Ejmiatsin.

NSS spokesperson Samson Galstyan commented on the video in an interview to ARMENPRESS, saying: “You see what you see. I can only confirm that the work continues, we will issue a statement when it is finished.”

Earlier the NSS confirmed that agents are carrying out operations in the city.

Azerbaijani press: Trump: Coming months to open up opportunities to resolve Karabakh conflict

By  Trend


The coming months bring opportunities to resolve the Armenia-Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which would create even more possibilities for US-Azerbaijani cooperation, US President Donald Trump said in his congratulatory letter to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.

“On behalf of the American people, congratulations to you and the people of Azerbaijan on your Republic Day and the 100th anniversary of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic,” reads the letter.

“Azerbaijan and the United States share a close partnership, working together to solve difficult regional challenges,” Trump said in his letter. “I appreciate your cooperation on security and counterterrorism, as well as our longstanding commercial ties. Our years of cooperation on energy have culminated this year in the first gas moving through the Southern Gas Corridor, an incredible achievement, and one that will provide needed energy security to Europe. The coming months bring opportunities to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which would create even more possibilities for US-Azerbaijani cooperation. As a member of the OSCE Minsk Group, the United States looks forward to working with you to find a lasting and peaceful resolution of this conflict.”

“On this special centennial anniversary, I congratulate you and all of the people of Azerbaijan again and look forward to working together.”

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168: Cabinet members sworn in at Presidential Palace (photos)

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Attended by RA President Armen Sarkissian, today, for the first time in Armenia’s history, the members of the new government were sworn in at the Presidential Palace.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan was the first to take the floor and read out the text of the oath: “For the sake of achieving the national goals and strengthening the Homeland, I swear to fulfill in good faith all the duties assumed before the people, observe the Constitution and laws, promote the sovereignty and the interests of the Republic of Armenia, remain committed to the high office of member of government.”

Then the other members of government took turns to swear solemnly to the nation. At the end of the oath-taking ceremony, President Sarkissian congratulated the Prime Minister and the Cabinet members, wishing them fruitful and productive work for the benefit of the Homeland and the Armenian people.

Note that the government’s oath-taking comes as a novelty in our country’s political and public management culture.

Foreign ministry satisfied with appointment of Zohrab Mnatsakanyan as new FM

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Deputy foreign minister of Armenia Shavarsh Kocharyan says newly-appointed foreign minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan is a professional diplomat and has passed a serious path, reports Armenpress. “He has served also as deputy foreign minister, and in general, the ministry is satisfied with his appointment”, the deputy FM told reporters.

Asked whether he will continue the work in the position of the deputy FM, Shavarsh Kocharyan said: “We are working, what is the talk about? The ministry has worked during the movement and it also works now. The foreign ministry is one of the structures which should work like a clock regardless of events”.

Deputy FM Kocharyan refused to comment on the statement of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan according to which Armenia is a party to the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, which also gave rise to a debate between the first and second Presidents of Armenia and the former defense minister Vigen Sargsyan. Deputy FM Kocharyan said the foreign ministry doesn’t comment on the statements of the leadership, it comments on the statements of the representatives of other countries.

Stabbing two young men revealed; suspect arrested

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Society

In the framework of the criminal case investigated in the Investigative Division of Avan and Nor Nork administrative districts of Yerevan Investigative Department of the RA Investigative Committee stabbing of two young men was revealed – the person having committed the alleged crime was identified, the motive was found. The suspect was arrested.

It was earlier informed that on May 13, 2018 at 22:25 a call was received from «Saint Gregory the Illuminator» medical center informing that two residents of Yerevan – one of them, born in 1993, with a diagnosis of polytrauma, cut wound on the frontal part of the abdomen, the other, born in 1997, with a diagnosis of polytrauma, cut-pierced wound on the lumber region of the abdomen, head injury were taken to medical center.

Through preliminary investigation of the criminal case initiated in the RA IC Investigative Division of Avan and Nor Nork administrative districts of Yerevan Investigative Department actual data were obtained on the allegation that the young men had sustained the heavy bodily injuries during the incident that took place in one of the yards of lane 1, Bakunts of the city of Yerevan.

In the result of necessary investigatory and other procedural actions a number of circumstances, motive were found, the person having committed the alleged crime was identified; he is a resident of Yerevan. the latter was arrested on suspicion of committing crime envisaged by the Point 1 of the Part 2 of the Article 112 of RA Criminal Code and was questioned.

Pursuant to the suspect’s testimony on May 13, 2018 at about 21:30 he noticed from his flat that in the yard of their house about 10 boys armed with blackjacks were going to his father and brother and realizing that those people were going to beat them he also went to the yard. He fired a warning shot to the air with a gas gun however the argument was not prevented and a fight broke out during which he was hit with blackjacks on different parts of his body. Noticing a knife on the ground the person having committed the alleged crime took it and stabbed two of those who had hit him.

Preliminary investigation is ongoing. Measures are taken to provide the comprehensive, objective and complete investigation of circumstances, to verify the circumstances mentioned in the testimonies.

Note; Everyone charged with alleged crime offence shall be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law.

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Azerbaijani press: Erdogan: Turkey opens all military archives to investigate 1915 events

8 May 2018 17:00 (UTC+04:00)

Baku, Azerbaijan, May 8

By Rufiz Hafizoglu – Trend:

Turkey opened all its military archives to investigate the 1915 events, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, Turkish media reported on May 8.

Erdogan emphasized that if one dares to declare the so-called “Armenian genocide” after the opening of Turkey’s archives, then let him try to prove it based on the facts.

“There was no “genocide” in relation to Armenians in Turkey’s history,” he said.

Armenia and the Armenian lobby claim that Turkey’s predecessor, the Ottoman Empire, allegedly carried out “genocide” against the Armenians living in Anatolia in 1915. While strengthening the efforts to promote the “genocide” in the world, Armenians have achieved its recognition by the parliaments of some countries.

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Berejiklian family’s link to Armenian genocide spurs on Premier

The Australian
May 3, 2018 Thursday
Berejiklian family’s link to Armenian genocide spurs on Premier
 
by Andrew Clennell NSW Political Editor
 
 

NSW Premier Gladys Berejik-lian’s commitment to NSW is partly spurned by the experience of her family in the Middle East, with 40 of her relatives dying in the Armenian genocide and all her grandparents orphaned, the Premier will tell the Sydney Institute’s annual dinner tonight.

 
Ms Berejiklian will say it is not her “MO” to talk about her personal story but will break her stand to reveal that “I try to demonstrate my gratitude every day by dedicating myself to making NSW the best it can be”.
 
“As some of you may know, my family were victims of the -Armenian genocide of 1915,” Ms Berejiklian will say in her speech.
 
“All four of my grandparents were orphaned and witnessed untold atrocities. “More than 40 of my relatives were among the 1.5 million Armenians killed in what became the first genocide of the 20th century.
 
“Those who survived, including my grandparents, were forced to leave their homeland, were displaced across the region and eventually settled in the Middle East. My father was born in -Aleppo, Syria, where we still have family, and my mother was born in Jerusalem.
 
“Suffice to say the safe haven offered by the Middle East was short-lived. My parents migrated separately to Sydney in the late 1960s and were married in the -Armenian Orthodox Church in Chatswood.” Ms Berejiklian’s office confirmed last night that some of her family had lost their homes and businesses in the Syrian civil war and were forced to flee Aleppo.
 
Ms Berejiklian will say she is proud of her parents, who worked as a welder and a nurse as she grew up. “They spoke Armenian at home not only because it was their first language – but also because they felt a responsibility to preserve their heritage, given the atrocities committed against our family and the Armenian people,” she says. “They were determined to make sure my sisters and I were bilingual and proud of our heritage.
 
“But they were equally adamant that we became good citizens and gave back to the nation that welcomed them.
 
“As their firstborn, my first language was Armenian.” Ms Berejiklian remembers not understanding English when she started school. “I remember getting ready for my first day of school and my mother encouraging me not to worry if I didn’t understand everything but just to make sure I raised my hand and had a go every time the teacher asked a question.
 
“I don’t actually remember learning English – it just happened. I remember coming back to school after a short stay in hospital to have my tonsils out.”The teacher asked me to talk about my experience in hospital and that was my first recollection of speaking in fluent English.”