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"REVOLUTION HAS A BEGINNING, BUT NOT AN END": GEORGIA MARKS FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF "ROSE REVOLUTION", WHILE UKRAINE AND ABKHAZIA PREPARE FOR THEIRS

November 23, 2004 - 22:29 AMT  15:03 GMT
Meanwhile, President Saakashvili has addressed a call to Ukrainian citizens, while Council of Elders of Abkhazia has recognized opposition candidate Bagapsh President.

SNOW DEPRIVED SOME REGIONS OF ARMENIA OF ELECTRICITY

November 23, 2004 - 20:30 AMT  15:03 GMT
Resulting from night snowfall and strong wind settlements in Aragatsotn region of Armenia are deprived of electricity.

ITALIAN DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER SAID EU MEMBERS WILL ABSTAIN AT UN GA VOTE

November 23, 2004 - 20:14 AMT  15:03 GMT
"The EU member states will, most probably, abstain at the vote on the draft resolution on "the occupied territories," which is being discussed at the UN General Assembly session today.

CONTINUATION OF KARABAKH TALKS DEPENDS ON WHETHER UN GA WILL ADOPT AZERI RESOLUTION DRAFT

November 23, 2004 - 19:46 AMT  15:03 GMT
Armenian Foreign Minister V. Oskanian stated that the continuation of talks over the Nagorno Karabakh conflict within "the Prague process" depends on the discussion of the draft resolution "on the occupied territories" at the UN General Assembly session.

UN GA SESSION WILL CONSIDER ISSUE OF SECURITY ZONE TERRITORIES AROUND KARABAKH TODAY

November 23, 2004 - 19:12 AMT  15:03 GMT
On the initiative of Azerbaijan the UN General Assembly session will consider the issue of "the occupied territories."

RAMIL SAFAROV TRIAL TO START TODAY

November 23, 2004 - 18:47 AMT  15:03 GMT
Today the hearing of the case of Azeri serviceman R. Safarov, indicted for murder of an Armenian officer, will start at the Budapest city court.

REPORTS ON L. TER-PETROSIAN PERSONAL MEETING WITH G. BUSH "OVERDONE"

November 23, 2004 - 17:43 AMT  15:03 GMT
As reported by our source in Washington there was no personal meeting between the ex-President of Armenia and the incumbent US President.

AMERICAN LEGISLATORS ONCE AGAIN STOOD UP FOR ARMENIANS

November 22, 2004 - 04:00 AMT  15:03 GMT
The House of Representatives has accepted the proposal of Subcommittee on External Appropriations to provide Armenia military assistance in sum, which is four times as much as the one administration insisted on. The legislators considered the initiative of the White House to provide Azerbaijan in 2005 8 million dollars and Armenia with 2 million with a view of strengthening the military forces baseless. The Congressmen have agreed to the arguments provided by the Armenian Assembly of America and Armenian National Committee and have decided to equalize the military assistance provided to the two warring countries. Yerevan and Baku will get 8 million and 750 thousand dollars each.
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