The three political forces participating in the Elections of Yerevan Council of Elders on May 14 consider the state of the public transport of Yerevan to be insufficient and in the case of winning they propose some solutions to regulate the situation.

A press conference entitled “What Measures have been Taken a Year after April War?” was held at Media Center on April 25.

The Armenian Genocide is not a national but a human problem. During the past half century, considerable work has been carried out in order to make it an agenda issue in the international relations.

A discussion entitled “Amendments Draft on “Law on Freedom of Information”: Observations and Assessments” was held at Media Center on April 20.

As a result of establishing the presidential system in Turkey based on the constitutional changes through a referendum, the level of unpredictability of the state policies led by Erdogan in foreign and domestic dimensions will dramatically increase.

During the Campaign of the Parliamentary Elections, the majority of the political forces and candidates used actively the social media and online media to deliver their wording.

During the Parliamentary elections on April 2, 2017, 3112 observers of "Citizen Observer" initiative conducted an observation mission from early morning in 1521 polling stations.

The lawsuit initiated by the principals of 30 schools against the “Union of Informed Citizens” (UIC) NGO aims at intimidating the civil society representatives engaged in the disclosure of illegitimacies of the government.

Georgia itself is in need of investment and does not have much money to be able to invest in Armenia, in particular in establishing free economic zone on the Armenian-Iranian border.

Almost immediately after the elections on April 2, a new electoral process begins for Yerevan Council Elections on May 14.

Experts believe that the Republican Party has won the parliamentary elections of April 2 not due to election fraud or ballot stuffing but mostly through the use of administrative resources and bribery.

Media Center held a debate, entitled “Summing up the Electoral Process: What to Anticipate from the Newly-Formed Parliament?” in “A1+” TV Pavilion with online broadcasting on April 5.

A press conference entitled “Observation Results: The Coverage of Parliamentary Elections by Broadcasting Mass Media in 2017 (March 5-31)” will be held on April 4 at Media Center.

A discussion entitled “The Assessment of the Civil Society and Observers on the Parliamentary Elections of April 2” was held at Media Center on April 3.

April 2, on the Elections Day, series of discussions, press conferences and debates will be held at Media Center from 11am till 24pm.