Anna Chenterechyan lives in Germany and works on doctor’s thesis in Hohenheim university of Stutgart. The topic of her research is food supply, especially the related role of non-for-profit organizations in solving agricultural problems. A. Chenterechyan is researching this issue in Armenia and Georgia.
In Armenia no one dares to even assume even at the expert level how much money the Armenian businessmen lost as a result of the banking crisis in Cyprus.
Two days ago it was the house-warming of Narine Harutyunyan, resident of Yerevan’s Dro street 62. The story of Alen, aged two, made us open the door and look into the life of alcoholics and prostitutes, and think about the values of their life and come to conclusions.
My opinion is that the government should not extend the agreement with Armavia; the government should audit the airline company and find out what are the reasons that brought the company to bankruptcy.
Armenian designer Marianna Harutyunyan lives in the United States and makes accessories for renown stars such as Nicki Minaj, Justin Bieber, Lady gaga and others.
The processes taking place in Cyprus cannot be compared to the developments taking place in continent Europe. At the beginning of the global crisis the most vulnerable states were Greece, Portugal and Spain and partly even Italy. Separate solutions have been found and are still searched for the European Union countries.
Seven-year old Sahak, who has been a completely healthy child, has started to stammer after the police searched their house once. As a result of the incident connected with his father on October 26, 2012 the operative group of the RA police intruded into their house located on the 1st street of Arinj village of Kotayk.
Last year RA government made a decision to buy two bio toilets for the purpose of tourism development. The state budget allotted 124 million AMD (approximately 340 thousand USD). It means that the price of each biological toilet is 170 thousand USD.
A resident of Stepanavan, Lori region, Armine Kirakosyan has been applying to 168 Zham several days in a row asking for help to his family, specifically her husband.
“Live where you can make a living.” This expression is mostly ascribed to Armenians. But this trait is characteristic to all the nations of the world regardless of their gender, race and religious belief. This phenomenon is called a labor migration.
