Serzh Sargsyan visited the British Embassy in Yerevan on June 16.

At least 170 people have been killed in the clashes between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbek centered in the cities of Osh and Jalal-Abad near the border with Uzbekistan.

The International Financial Corporation (IFC) experts believe that Armenia holds the biggest potential in the Caucasus to construct hydropower plants. It is important to have renewable energy sources inside the country, as currently Armenia is importing 2/3 of energy sources.

It has probably become a norm for Baku to talk about “inaction of the OSCE and change of format” at every international forum. But the arguments are not serious, such as “This organization cannot possibly regulate the Karabakh conflict, return the territories, punish Armenia” and other such nonsense. The recent revelation of Baku in Yerevan was voiced at the conference of the Socialist International (SI). In response to the request (it can be given no other name) of Azeri representative Salahuddin Allahverdiyev, who asked the Socialist International to engage in the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, Secretary General Luis Ayala only shrugged his shoulders. Then he explained that the SI cannot deal with such things as it’s not its job, but Baku, obviously, wouldn’t understand such things.

Opening of foreign-language schools in Armenia has been one of the most discussed issues of the current month. And the more prospective the permission of opening such schools becomes, the more enthusiastically its opponents sound the alarm. Since the discussions on the project of introducing amendments to the Law on Language and the Law on General Education have initiated, activists of the grouping “We are against reopening of foreign-language schools in Armenia” have gathered in front of the Parliament building to stage protest actions.