Since the early morning of December 3, bus drivers under the jurisdiction of Yerevan have been on strike. The main reason for the strike is the demand for a salary increase. It is reported that after the introduction of the unified ticketing system, there were promises to raise salaries, but no changes have been made. Due to the strike, only trolleybuses and small minibusses are operating.
Read MoreArmenian trucks have been stranded at Upper Lars for the eighth consecutive day. Reports indicate that approximately 1,057 Armenian trucks are stuck in line. In total, 3,608 vehicles from various countries are waiting to cross the Upper Lars checkpoint. This was reported by the North Ossetian Road Traffic Organization Center.
Read MoreSince the early morning of December 3, bus drivers under Yerevan’s jurisdiction have gone on strike. Bus stops across the city are overcrowded due to the absence of numerous bus services.
Read MoreGarik Melkonyan, a para skier representing Armenia, has won a bronze medal for the first time in history at an international ranking competition held in Norway. He completed the 10 km classic style race and secured third place.
Read MoreThe victory of the ruling “Georgian Dream” party in the October 26 parliamentary elections has sparked large-scale protests and led
Read MoreUnder the leadership of the Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham politico-military organization, militants have been causing significant destruction in Aleppo and Idlib for several days. We discussed the ongoing events, their impact on the Armenian community, and their influence on Armenia with Arabologist Armen Petrosyan.
Read MoreA competition for the construction project of a metro station in the area adjacent to the Surmalu shopping center will be announced by the end of 2024. This was mentioned during the operational meeting of Yerevan City Hall on December 2.
Read MoreOn November 29, 2024, the Anti-Corruption Court granted the Prosecutor General’s request and declared void the sale agreement of the “Yeraskh-1” military unit, worth about 60 million, signed on January 13, 2009.
Read MoreDuring the operational meeting of the Yerevan City Council, Deputy Mayor Suren Grigoryan announced that starting today, payments on buses and minibuses can be made using physical bank cards issued by Armenian banks.
Read MoreKaren Sarukhanyan, head of the Gyumri territorial structure of the Civil Contract party, has self-nominated for the primaries proposed by Nikol Pashinyan as a candidate for the temporary acting head of Gyumri.
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