 Paper: Artsakh official deems parliament rearrangements possible August 4, 2012 - 12:32 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - According to Hayots Ashkhar daily, though the opposition candidate garnered 1/3 of the votes at Artsakh presidential race, all parliamentary forces back the current leader. In response to this, chairman of the NKR National Assembly Committee on Foreign Relations Vahram Atanesyan said that the polling results would be the same regardless of the two parties’ backing President Bako Sahakyan. “I wouldn’t like the political forces to hamper president’s activities following the elections. They should help him to take right decisions and pursue the right policy as to the government formation, as well as executive branch -parliament relations,” Mr. Atanesyan said, noting political rearrangements in Artsakh National Assembly possible. Partner news  Top stories Earlier, ArmRosgasprom CJSC addressed Armenia’s Public Services Regulatory Commission with an offer to reconsider natural gas price. Armenian defense ministry’s spokesman described the maneuvers as ordinary exercises conducted several times a year. Participants will learn basic skills in protecting IT systems and data as well as how to investigate computer-facilitated crimes. “I wish to further promote the beauty of Armenian art and its principles of tolerance and respect to diversity,” Mnatsakanyan said.   Partner news |  Latest news Afghan lawmakers block law protecting women  Among its provisions are bans on child marriage and the traditional practice of selling and buying women to settle disputes.Egyptian police block crossing into Gaza The protesting policemen called on President Mohamed Mursi, who is a moderate Islamist, to help free their colleagues.U.S. politicians seek answers about Google Glass Some of the points in the letter were addressed during an interview in San Francisco with Google Glass director Steve Lee.Russia may deliver trucks, helicopters to Peru If the Kamaz and Mi-8 deals go ahead, Russia is prepared to set up centers for servicing the vehicles and aircraft, Goreslavsky said. |
