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Election Campaign officially kicks off in elections that will define Armenia’s future in a way that none of the others have.
Election Campaign officially kicks off in elections that will define Armenia’s future in a way that none of the others have.
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Election Campaign officially kicks off in elections that will define Armenia’s future in a way that none of the others have.

8 April 2012
Analysts say that the 2012 Parliamentary Elections will define Armenia’s future in a way that none of the others have, and the stakes are high for all concerned.
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Joint Chiefs of CIS Armed Forces Staffs and Chiefs of CSTO Armed Forces of General Staffs meet in Astana
Joint Chiefs of CIS Armed Forces Staffs and Chiefs of CSTO Armed Forces of General Staffs meet in Astana
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Joint Chiefs of CIS Armed Forces Staffs and Chiefs of CSTO Armed Forces of General Staffs meet in Astana

6 April 2012
A meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) of the armed forces of the CIS member states and a meeting of chiefs of the General Staffs of the armed forces of member states of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) was held at the Defence Ministry of the Kazakh Republic in Astana on April 5.
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ODIHR issues first interim report on Armenian elections saying registration process was inclusive but citing concerns on voters list.
ODIHR issues first interim report on Armenian elections saying registration process was inclusive but citing concerns on voters list.
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ODIHR issues first interim report on Armenian elections saying registration process was inclusive but citing concerns on voters list.

6 April 2012
Errors in the voters list were highlighted as a possible problem, with 2.5 million voters registered. Eight political parties and 1 political block are contesting the election and the registration process was considered inclusive.
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Hillary Clinton:
Hillary Clinton:
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Hillary Clinton:

5 April 2012
US supports pulling back snipers from the line of contact in Karabakh conflict
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Armenia's choice. Armenia's PM shed light on how his country manages its relations with Russia and the EU in an interview with Kommersant.
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Armenia's choice. Armenia's PM shed light on how his country manages its relations with Russia and the EU in an interview with Kommersant.

5 April 2012
Armenia's hard working Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan has outlined the way his country is managing its relations with Russia and the EU in an interview with Kommersant. Armenia's choice is not always well understood, but the interview sheds some light on the strategy.