The oldest winery in the world has been uncovered in a cave in the mountains of Armenia. An international team of researchers discovered drinking bowl, a grape press, a cup, and fermentation jars dating to about 6,100 years ago in the cave at the area called Areni-1 in Armenia.
47 calls were made to the Hot Line of the Police operational headquarters from 08:00-24:00 on April 2. 12 of the calls were responded with consultations, 1 has been sent for inspection, 30 have been sent for corresponding district inspections and 4 have been sent for solving under the judicial code.
“I think various states will learn the elements of this new format so that to avoid complaints later. The new technique only has one problem: sometimes there are crowds since scanner recognizes with difculty the ngerprints of elderly people. If other countries decide to apply these mechanisms, they must consider this,” he said.
“Number of citizens in Yerevan eligible to vote comprises 845.804, and number of participants is 283.453 or 33.51% of voters,” he said.
The Police HQ told 10 of the reports were registered in Yerevan, 2 in Lori, 3 in Shirak, 5 in Ararat, 1 in Gegharkunik and 3 in Vayots Dzor provinces.
This extraordinary film is opening April 21… It is a subject that I have been fascinated with for decades and it has taken many years for it to finally have the guts to make it and finally bring it to the screen all to see…
Open voting and scuffle at 13/18 polling station
According to the police data, the number of voters having no registration is 915, and the number of police officers who will be on duty in polling stations is 197. The number of voters who are undergoing medical treatment in hospitals is 2001.
This is the present situation of the Armenians. I should not have to ground the Armenian Genocide in comparisons to the Holocaust to illustrate its horror, it was a genocide, and is thus reserved a special, terrible place in human history all its own (indeed, the word “genocide” was coined by Raphael Lemkin precisely in response to the Armenian Genocide).
The Promise, staring Christian Bale and Oscar Isaac, tells the story of the Armenian Genocide at the outset of World War I. The late Armenian American billionaire Kirk Kirkorian nanced the production of the film.
