  Armenia to declare October 11-12 non-working over Francophonie October 4, 2018 - 11:36 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenia could declare October 11 and 12 as special non-working days over the 17th Summit of La Francophonie. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told a Cabinet session on Thursday, October 4 that the issue will be discussed at a special sitting of the National Assembly. According to Pashinyan, the police too believe that those two days would better be non-working. Armenia is hosting the 17th Francophonie Summit on October 11-12, with a host of world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau set to arrive in Yerevan.   Top stories RSF said media diversity has blossomed but the government has failed to reduce the media’s polarization. Narek Vanesyan shared a picture of the couple on Facebook and said he met them at a recent inspection. Caoili got into a car accident on March 14 and underwent several surgeries before being taken back to the intensive care unit. The first case is a woman who arrived from Italy amid the raging pandemic and attended a crowded engagement party.   Partner news |  Latest news FBI doc warns conspiracy theories are a new domestic terrorism threat  The FBI intelligence bulletin describes “conspiracy theory-driven domestic extremists” as a growing threat.Johnny Depp libel trial set to begin in London The legal drama, scheduled to run for three weeks, is being spaced out across five courts.Kim Kardashian West urges donations for small businesses in Armenia Reality TV star Kim Kardashian West has urged her social media followers to donate fundsWhite House press secretary refers to Armenian Genocide McEnany cited monuments and memorials that have recently been vandalized amid nationwide protests. |
