According to the decision of Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan, Gevorg Kostanyan was relieved from the post of Armenian Government’s authorized representative at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), the Government informed.

Aurora Humanitarian Initiative opened the photo exhibition “Capturing Humanity” at Dalan Art Gallery in Yerevan on May 16, where a selection of the photos submitted for the Aurora Photo Exhibition are displayed. At the opening of the exhibition, the Initiative announced the winners of the Aurora Photo and Short Film Competitions.

“What would happen, if not that agreement? War would be recorded. I understand, you may ask if there is an agreement, why we have casualties and what the international community does. If not the agreement, war would be recorded, and in that case not this much casualties, but even more. This agreement should be observed as a restrictive factor. Yes, it doesn’t solve the main issue, however, it prevents a wide-scale war.”

“Azerbaijan’s another propaganda fiction stating that the Armenian side wanted to shoot down the helicopter of the country’s defense minister, was also “commented” on by the military agitprop with a typical primitivism, serving the personal interests of Hasanov.”

“The German army is the army of the parliament, and the parliamentarian must control it all the time. Thus, the Germany army must be immediately pulled out of the Incirlik air base,” stated in the proposal.

“Currently there are energy production capacities in Armenia, which means Armenia’s market is enlarging and already regional considerations may be examined here. These opportunities include both traditional energy production and use of new—renewable green energy sources,” the Ambassador said, stressing that purpose of the conference is introduce existent opportunities in energy sector.

The Cannes lm festival kicks off its 70th birthday edition on Wednesday with Alisters including Nicole Kidman, Clint Eastwood and Will Smith jetting in for the 12-day movie marathon, France 24 reported.

“I hope the Turkish government will change its mind in the coming days. Otherwise, the German federal parliament will certainly not leave soldiers in Turkey.”

The Vasily Grossman boarding the train from Moscow to Yerevan in 1962 was not a happy man. A year earlier, Soviet censors had blocked the publication of Life and Fate, a heartbreaking epic of the battle of Stalingrad. It was a masterpiece, but one suggesting that the Great Patriotic War was no more than a bitter struggle between two repressive totalitarian regimes, Nazism and Stalinism, each just as ruinous as the other and both equally at odds with humanity.

“I think it’d be a fascinating job, it’s a challenging job, and you need someone really determined and focused, a great communicator in there with deep knowledge to be able to handle that position.”