As part of an ARMENPRESS Special presenting the most prominent and interesting stories from the life of legendary composer Aram Khachaturyan, this time we present the story behind the acclaimed composer’s meeting with English comedian Charlie Chaplin.
President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan met today with Armen Sarkissian, who had been offered by the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) to become the ruling party’s candidate for the President of Armenia. During the previous meeting with Serzh Sargsyan, Armen Sarkissina had asked for some time to be able to hold meetings with different political forces, the leadership of Artsakh, business and science representatives and the public sector.
Arsenal’s Henrikh Mkhitaryan has been named best player of the Europa League clash versus Ostersunds.
Speaker of the Armenian Parliament Ara Babloyan proposed Hrays Tovmasyan’s candidacy for the position of the member of the Constitutional Court.
In terms of being ready for negotiations, Kocharyan said: “It is enough to mention the Azerbaijani President’s latest speech, which definitely shows who is ready for what, who isn’t ready to move forward in the negotiations process”.
Armen Sarkissian, the potential candidate of the ruling party for the upcoming presidential election in Armenia, says the list of existing problems in the country is rather long, but at the same time he argues that the list of possible solutions is also long.
Deputy minister of foreign affairs of Armenia Shavarsh Kocharyan commented on US’ sanctioning of Russian military industries, and responded to a question whether the American sanctions can impact the Armenian-Russian military-technical cooperation.
London’s Arsenal is set to play versus Sweden’s Ostersunds as part of the Europa League Round 32.
Midfielder of Armenia’s national football team Marcos Pizzelli is training with Aktobe FC.
Armenia’s deputy foreign minister Shavarsh Kocharyan considers a turning event the voice of the Artsakh people raised 30 years ago for the defense of their own rights and freedoms.
