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Life in Armenia

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  • hrai
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    Originally posted by Serjik View Post
    all peoples in that awful region live just as bad as we Armenian live there. IMHO u are part of the migration problem in Armenia, think about it and get back to me when you figure it out.
    Pot kettle, kettle pot

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  • Serjik
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    I am studying dentistry. Another two, three years. it sucks.

    PS: Your the best one here bro. I am serious, you and the Barujins NKR military thread are the only reasons why come to this place.

    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    How long till you are done with school?

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  • Haykakan
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    How long till you are done with school?

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  • Serjik
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    After Im done with my studies here in the Big Apple I want to repatriate to Haykland. Any advise from my axpers here will be very appreciated.

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  • Serjik
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    all peoples in that awful region live just as bad as we Armenian live there. IMHO u are part of the migration problem in Armenia, think about it and get back to me when you figure it out.

    Originally posted by londontsi View Post
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    If there was no migration the picture might have been different.

    I do not see anything to pat our backs about I am afraid.

    Rankings are only useful to politicians to fool their people and ultimately themselves.

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  • londontsi
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    .

    If there was no migration the picture might have been different.

    I do not see anything to pat our backs about I am afraid.

    Rankings are only useful to politicians to fool their people and ultimately themselves.

    .

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  • Mher
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    Armenia is 57th in food ranking list
    January 15, 2014 | 17:00

    Around the world, one in eight people go to bed hungry every night despite there being enough food for everyone, says the food report published by Oxfam.

    Armenia ranks 57th in the report titled “Good Enough to Eat: The Food Index”. Armenia showed good results in quantity of food, but bad indicators in terms of affordability and health.

    Oxfam has compiled a snapshot of 125 countries indicating the best and worst places to eat. The nations are ranked on the availability, quality and affordability of food and dietary health.

    The Netherlands top the standings leaving behind France and Switzerland.
    As to neighboring states, Azerbaijan is ranked 91stt and Iran is the 80th.

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  • Mher
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    4 Armenian parliamentary factions to participate in rally
    January 10, 2014 | 17:40

    YEREVAN. – The four non-ruling-coalition factions of the Armenian National Assembly (NA) held a joint consultation on Friday.

    Opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) bloc NA Faction Head, ANC Party Vice-Chairman Levon Zurabyan confirmed this information to Armenian News-NEWS.am.

    The citizens’ initiative, which is fighting against the mandatory cumulative pension plan—which came into force in Armenia on January 1, 2014—, has called for a rally on January 18.

    Zurabyan noted that the four aforesaid NA factions—specifically, ANC, Prosperous Armenia, ARF Dashnaktsutyun, and Heritage—were asked to take part in this rally, and they have agreed to do so.

    The new cumulative pension plan—which came into force on January 1, 2014—is mandatory for those born in and after 1974 and voluntary for those born before 1974. In line with this plan, 5 to 10 percent of the monthly salaries in Armenia will be deducted and mandatorily be allocated to cumulative pension funds; the latter will be reimbursed as pensions once a person turns 63 years old.

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  • Mher
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    Armenian government may increase minimum wages
    January 09, 2014 | 15:21

    YEREVAN. – Armenian government may increase the minimum wages again.

    Under the action plan for 2014 approved by the government on Thursday, the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs will propose to revise law on minimum wage and increase in pensions. The results of this work will be presented in the second half of the year.

    Over the last year, minimum wage was raised twice, reaching AMD 50,000. The average pension in 2014 made AMD 36,000 instead of 31 thousand in 2013.

    Ministry of Education and Science in November plans to establish an upper limit of tuition fees in higher education institutions, as well as to move from free and compulsory nine-year education to the full 12-year secondary and specialized education.

    The Armenian Police prepare changes in the legal framework on personal data in order to bring the standards of impunity, protection of private and family life to the European level.

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  • Mher
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    Armenia, Russia to remove all airline restrictions
    12:10 08.01.2014

    Russia and Armenia have agreed to remove all airline restrictions on routes between the two countries. According to the Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency, Rosaviatsia, authorities will revoke limits on the number of carriers, frequencies, aircraft types and number of destinations. The new rules will be introduced this year, the Air Transport World reports.

    Because of the significant Armenian diaspora in Russia, flights to these destinations are in high demand, especially between the countries’ capitals. Yerevan-Moscow is the fifth most popular international route in Russia.

    According to Russia’s Air Transport Sourcebook, Russian airlines carried 587,945 passengers between the cities in 2012.

    Russia’ Aeroflot, Transaero and S7 Airlines operate flights to Armenia. In October, Armenia authorities designated Air Armenia to fly between the capitals and on several other routes in Russia.

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