Ankara decided to bring back to the agenda the Armenian-Turkish Protocols on normalizing relations and opening the border. Prime Minister Erdogan, in all probability, always wants to manage everything and be the first, starting with the support for the “Arab spring” and ending with establishing relations with Armenia. At the same time Ankara is eager to maintain relations with Israel, Palestine, Cyprus and Russia, viewing the latter if not as an ally, at least as a country with which she can “negotiate” for the Caucasus. And, of course, there comes the main partner, the United States, no matter how often Erdogan asserts that Turkey follows an independent policy.

Jewelers from the Armenian Diaspora gathered in Armenia in the framework of celebrations dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the republic’s independence. United by the Armenian Jewelers Association (AJA), many of them head the associations of jewelers in the countries they live.

For the first time in its history, the Armenian national team has a real chance to fight through to the final stage of the European Championship.

Primarily, it was planned to open the beach season on June 15-16, regardless of the weather. However, it turned out that the season will open by July 1. Closure date is not known yet. Meanwhile, meteorologists promise habitual hot summer in Armenia, within the norms.

The opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) openly announced the start of political dialogue with the authorities during the May 31 rally in Liberty Square. The ANC has already formed the delegation to negotiate with the country’s leadership, mentioning snap elections and the main issue on the agenda. The authorities, on the contrary, insist that they are planning to discuss social and economic problems but by no means any possibility of extraordinary elections.

The number of Armenian websites which post job announcements is growing each year. But are they flexible and useful for both employer and employee? PanARMENIAN.Net reporter tried to find the answer to this question.

There are over 30 museums in Yerevan, most of them being under guardianship of the Armenian Ministry of Culture and National Academy of Sciences and almost all of them lacking funds and attention. Low salaries force employees quit.