On the eve of celebrating its 25th anniversary of independence, Armenia – the smallest of the former Soviet republics – champions an unprecedented concept in supporting social enterprises, the Huffington Post reports. In March 2017, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) plans to host Impact Investment and International Development Organizations Summit (IIDO) in Armenia’s capital city, Yerevan.
‘If my life was ever frustrating, I tried not to show it. I was like “happy face”’ – she assumes an exaggerated smile that brings to mind the grinning emoji – ‘because this was what everyone needed from me…Happy Mum. Sad face never works.
This year RA Control Chamber carried out inspection at RA Ministry of Education and Science, “National Institute of Education” CJSC and National Information Centre on Academic Recognition and Mobility (ENIC).
“It’s a well-known fact in biology, when it’s becoming cold, ravens move from one place to the other with a group. It’s one of ways of existence of ravens. Maybe their activeness is conditioned by cold, as in the evening the temperature drops.”
Access to social media and sharing websites has been blocked in Turkey following the arrests of 11 Kurdish-backed politicians, according to an internet monitoring group.
“These changes will not be limited by changes of only names or persons. The changes will be large-scale and structural the results of which will be visible soon. Moreover, they must be tangible for each Armenian citizen,” the Armenian President said.
“Obviously the statement issued by the PM is simply ridiculous, as for that reason our group of MPs wouldn’t have been arrested. This is a part of wider policy by Turkish authorities, spread both in Syria, Iraq, as well as inside the country, tended to weaken Kurdish people and destroy perspectives for Kurdish autonomy,” Gür said.
“The point, that the Government attempts to bring much money to the country, is correct. However, there is the reverse of the coin as well.”
“It seems like that anti-Armenian propaganda in Azerbaijan is facing some quite serious obstacles. That’s why they report such horrible and false information,” Babayan said.
The end of Azerbaijan’s energy boom requires economic reform, which is harder to implement without allowing some politics from below. While there are signs that the country’s leaders are prepared to undertake some economic liberalization, the new changes enacted in the constitution suggest the president wants only to protect and prolong his long-standing political system.
