Author: Kalantarian Kevo

Aras Ozbilis included in symbolic team of Russian Premier League

14:37, 15 June, 2013

YEREVAN, JUNE 15, ARMENPRESS: Midfielder of Armenian national football
team and `Kuban’ Krasnodar Aras Ozbilis has been
included in symbolic team of Russian Premier League.

`Armenpress’ reports that Soccer.ru website, summarizing the finished
national championship and forming the symbolic team
included among the best players Aras Ozbilis.

`In the right wing of the team is Aras Ozbilis from `Kuban’. He is one
of the leaders of his team and regulates attacking actions and it
will not be surprise he one of the Russian or European top clubs buys
him,’ writes the website.

Member of Armenian national team moved to `Kuban’ in summer of 2012
from `Ajax’. During this season he took part in 22 matches,
scoring 9 goals and making 4 assists.

Mother of killed freedom fighter hands over son’s arms

Saturday,
June 15

As a result of explanatory work done by the staff of the Avan unit of
Armenian police, a woman came to the Avan police unit at 5:30 pm on
June 14 and handed over 153 cartridges, a cartridge clip, an R-5
grenade, and a starting gun. She told policemen that those arms and
ammunition belonged to her son who was killed in action in 1991 in
Goris region of Armenia and that she has found the weapons recently
when tidying up their garage.

The arms and ammunition were sent for tests.
TODAY, 15:15

Aysor.am

POLITICIAN: LOCAL SITUATION IN ARMENIA IS LEADING TO SOCIAL REVOLT

Thursday, June 13, 21:30

Local situation in Armenia is leading to social revolt and the
authorities of the country promote that in the best way possible,
the leader of the opposition “New Times” party, Aram Karapetyan,
said at today’s press-conference.

“Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan and his team are the best “opposition”
to the ruling regime. Nobody but the premier with his inadequate
actions and statements has been quickly leading the country and
society to further worsening, protest and revolt”, -he said.

No sober man will trust in the fairy tales about the economic growth
and effective management against the background of emigration and
growth of prices, he said and added that sooner or later President
Serzh Sargsyan will be forced to take specific though hard for
himself decisions, as his potential of imitation and playing is
gradually exhausting.

HAYKAKAN ZHAMANAK: ARMENIA’S MIGRATION RATE MORE DEPLORABLE THAN THOUGHT

11:27 ~U 14.06.13

Armenia’s real migration rate is thought to be more troublesome than
expected, according to the paper.

Concerns have particularly emerged after the paper found that the State
Migration Service had no records published over the past four months.

Before the beginning of this year, the service would punctually publish
the monthly records on the departures from and arrivals in Armenia,
the paper notes. It says further that the figures unveiled reveal
the actual trends.

Citing the previous years’ records, the paper adds that 50,000 to
60,000 people have been annually leaving the country forever since
2008.

LA PRODUCTION DE L’INDUSTRIE CHIMIQUE EN HAUSSE DE 36,7%

La production de l’industrie chimique a augmente de 36,7% en
Janvier-Fevrier 2013 a 757 millions de drams, compare a il y a un an
selon le Service national de la statistique d’Armenie.

La production de plastique en janvier-fevrier 2013 s’elevait a 1386,2
tonnes, soit 13,9% de moins par rapport a la meme periode un an plus
tôt, tandis que celle des produits de vernis et de peinture a augmente
de 0,4% a 752,2 tonnes.

L’industrie chimique d’Armenie a produit 209,1 tonnes de produits de
nettoyage en Janvier-Fevrier 2013 (en hausse de 4,3%).

Aucune soude caustique et caoutchouc synthetique n’a ete produit dans
le pays dans la periode indiquee.

vendredi 14 juin 2013, Stephane ©armenews.com

LES MANIFESTATIONS EN TURQUIE, 1ER TEST SERIEUX POUR L’ADHESION A L’UE (ROME)

Les manifestations en Turquie representent ” le premier test serieux ”
pour l’adhesion de ce pays a l’Union europeenne, a estime mercredi la
ministre italienne des Affaires etrangères Emma Bonino. Elle denonce un
” usage disproportionne de la force ” a Istanbul.

” Le gouvernement turc est en train de passer un examen de maturite
[democratique] dans les places et les rues. Il s’agit probablement du
premier test serieux pour la tenue democratique de la Turquie et pour
son processus d’adhesion a l’Europe “, a declare Mme Bonino devant
les deputes italiens.

” Certains pensaient que la Turquie avait passe cet examen en raison
de son dynamisme economique, mais en fait, elle a besoin de faire bien
plus “, a ajoute Mme Bonino, en appelant a ” l’ouverture d’un dialogue
” entre pouvoir et manifestants.

L’Italie a toujours soutenu l’entree de la Turquie au sein de l’Union
europeenne et Mme Bonino l’a rappele, estimant que ” l’adhesion a
l’UE peut avoir un effet benefique sur la Turquie “.

Mais ” l’Italie veut une Turquie pleinement democratique au sein
de l’Europe “, a poursuivi Mme Bonino, rappelant que ” l’element
democratique ne s’epuise pas avec des elections libres “.

” La Turquie doit decider si elle veut devenir une democratie mûre.

L’usage disproportionne de la force et l’arrestation de 20 avocats
sont inacceptables “, a ajoute la ministre des Affaires etrangères.

La police turque a interpelle mardi 73 avocats qui protestaient et
les a relâches dans la journee après interrogatoires.

Pour Mme Bonino, ” le droit de manifester de manière non violente
est un des piliers indispensables de la democratie ” et ” le recours
a la force est un signe de faiblesse “.

Le premier ministre turc, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a fait evacuer a
deux reprises par la force mardi les manifestants a la place Taksim,
au centre d’Istanbul. Il a aussi prevenu qu’il n’aurait plus ” aucune
tolerance ” envers leur mouvement.

” La place Taksim n’est pas la place Tahrir et les Turcs ne sont pas
des Arabes “, a par ailleurs estime Mme Bonino, refusant un parallèle
entre ” le printemps arabe ” et un hypothetique ” printemps turc “.

Pour elle, les manifestations en Turquie rappellent davantage celles
qui se deroulent dans de grandes villes occidentales comme le mouvement
Occupy Wall Street.

vendredi 14 juin 2013, Stephane ©armenews.com

LE PRESIDENT DU PARLEMENT VEUT LUTTER CONTRE L’ABSENTEISME

Le president du Parlement armenien Hovik Abrahamian a adopte une ligne
dure sur l’absenteisme chronique de certains deputes et a demande
aux membres du corps legislatif d’assister a toutes les sessions
a partir d’aujourd’hui et de s’engager dans le travail legislatif
avec diligence.

Selon Panorama.am Abrahamian aurait ensuite demande au Secretariat
de mettre en place des listes de deputes qui sont absents lors des
reunions du parlement et de les fournir aux medias.

” J’appelle tous les medias a diffuser les noms de tous ces deputes
[absents] a travers les reseaux sociaux afin que les electeurs sachent
pour qui ils votent au parlement ” a declave le president du parlement.

vendredi 14 juin 2013, Stephane ©armenews.com

ARMENIA END DENMARK HOPES

Gulf Daily News, Bahrain
June 13 2013

COPENHAGEN: Denmark’s hopes of reaching the 2014 World Cup finals are
all but over after it slumped to a dismal 4-0 home defeat by Armenia
in a qualifier on Tuesday.

“This is the worst evening in my football life,” Denmark coach Morten
Olsen said. “It is beyond my understanding that we cannot do better,
but it is my fault 100 per cent.”

Armenia striker Yura Movsisyan opened the scoring within 30 seconds of
the kickoff after Denmark’s Simon Kjaer accidentally passed the ball
to him. Aras Ozbiliz made it 2-0 in the 19th minute, sending his shot
past goalkeeper Stephan Andersen after a mistake by an increasingly
error-prone Denmark defense.

Movsisyan added Armenia’s third goal in the 59th minute, prompting
fans to start leaving the Parken stadium. Armenia almost scored again
in the 71st minute when Movsisyan’s effort beat Andersen, only for
William Kvist to make a goalline clearance.

GREAT DANES TAMED BY ARMENIA

Oman Tribune, Sultanate of Oman
June 13 2013

PARIS Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored both goals as Sweden beat the Faroe
Islands 2-0 to earn three crucial points in their quest to qualify
for the 2014 World Cup on Tuesday, but their Scandinavian neighbours
Denmark suffered a crushing 4-0 home defeat to Armenia.

Paris Saint-Germain striker Ibrahimovic stabbed home the opener from
close range 10 minutes before the interval at the Friends Arena in
the Stockholm suburb of Solna, and then added a penalty eight minutes
from time.

Sweden were ultimately comfortable winners despite the sending-off
of Andreas Granqvist towards the end, and Erik Hamren’s side climb
back into third place in qualifying Group C.

With 11 points from six games, the Swedes are five points behind
leaders Germany but level on points with second-placed Austria and
the Republic of Ireland in fourth.

Their next game is away to Ireland in September.

Meanwhile, Denmark’s chances of qualifying for a third consecutive
major tournament finals received a hammer blow as they went down 4-0
to Armenia in Copenhagen.

The forward Yura Movsisyan, who once had a spell in the Danish league
but now plays for Spartak Moscow, scored twice for the former Soviet
republic with Aris Ozbiliz and Shakhtar Donetsk star Henrikh Mkhitaryan
also on target.

The scoreline equalled Armenia’s biggest ever victory, while for
Denmark it was a heaviest defeat in a competitive match since going
down 5-1 to Spain at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.

Their chances of reaching the 2014 finals now appear slim. With four
games remaining in Group B, Morten Olsen’s team are eight points
behind leaders Italy and four adrift of Bulgaria in second.

Armenia, meanwhile, move level on points with the Danes with the two
teams due to meet again in September.

Elsewhere, in Group I, Finland’s chances of finishing second received a
blow as they only managed a 1-1 draw in Belarus, a result that leaves
the Finns four points behind France.

FOUR-GOAL ARMENIA DEVASTATE DENMARK

UEFA
June 12 2013

Published: Tuesday 11 June 2013, 23.25CET
by Peter Bruun

Yura Movsisyan hit a double – the first coming inside 30 seconds –
as Armenia scored four without reply in a stunning win in Copenhagen.

Armenia ended a run of four straight defeats in FIFA World Cup
qualifying Group B in considerable style, scoring two early goals as
they overwhelmed Denmark 4-0 in Copenhagen.

With the match barely half a minute old, Yura Movsisyan silenced the
Parken crowd with a shock blow from which the Danes never really
recovered. Aras Ozbiliz doubled the visitors’ lead on 19 minutes,
before second-half strikes from Movsisyan and, late on, Henrikh
Mkhitaryan completed a sensational victory.

Certainly, few inside the ground could believe they were watching
Movsisyan and company celebrating so soon after kick-off, after his
angled left-footed shot flew past Denmark goalkeeper Stephan Andersen
and into the bottom-right corner for an immediate breakthrough.

When Ozbiliz arrowed his own left-footed effort in from the
inside-right channel midway through the opening half, the danger from
Vardan Minasyan’s team became very real, however. It sparked something
of a resurgence from the hosts as Dennis Rommedahl and Christian
Eriksen both went close, yet Armenia – humbled 1-0 at home by Malta
just four days ago – took a 2-0 cushion into the dressing room.

Indeed, they never relinquished control of their advantage, and 14
minutes into the second half Movsisyan produced a carbon copy of his
opener to kill off any Danish spirit. Mkhitaryan was the man to put the
final nail in the coffin of Morten Olsen’s men, showing smart footwork
before steering beyond Andersen to cap a famous win. The result lifted
Armenia above the Danes and into fourth place in the six-nation table.