  Prosperous Armenia head pledges to protect his party members’ rights June 16, 2012 - 18:12 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Prosperous Armenia leader Gagik Tsarukyan met with former foreign minister and second number of his party’s electoral list Vartan Oskanian. The party head noted readiness to do the utmost under the law to ensure protection of his party members’ rights and interests. Mr. Tsarukyan further highly assessed Civilitas Foundation’s activity. He also voiced willingness to invite a group of foreign lawyers and jurists if necessary. National Security Service of Armenia conducts a criminal investigation into Civilitas Foundation, bringing money laundering charges against it. Former Foreign Minister of Armenia and former head of Civilitas Foundation Vartan Oskanian issued a statement on the issue, claiming that the criminal case is politically motivated. Partner news  Top stories Nalbandian drew the co-chairs’ attention to ongoing military rhetoric of Azerbaijan, which undermines possibility for peaceful settlement. Tigran Sargsyan: the authorities will do the utmost in the coming 4-5 years to ensure favorable conditions for the people. Members of all parliamentary groups, PM, Energy Minister and the chair of the Public Services Regulatory Commission were invited to participate. Vahan Hovhannisyan voiced hope that the ruling authorities acknowledge the difficulties Armenia currently faces.   Partner news |  Latest news U.S. says Syria conflict threatens Lebanon’s stability  Syria has been locked in an increasingly bloody civil war since demonstrations broke out against the Assad regime in March 2011.Tizen-based Samsung smartphone images leaked online The images also reveal that Samsung has implemented S-Voice, S-Beam, and Wi-Fi Direct into the handset.France set to begin first major stage of Mali withdrawal However, some fighters retreated to hideouts in the mountains and desert, from where they have launched isolated attacks.IMF chief not placed under formal investigation "Now, it's time for me to go back to work in Washington, and I will of course be briefing my board," Christine Lagarde said. |
