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16:57 28/10/2014Body clock: 'Rush hour' transformation discoveredThe animal study, in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, monitored the function of cells, in 12 tissues, through the day.
12:29 28/10/2014Armenia plans to raise pensions next yearPensions will increase by 5,000 drams in Armenia from January 1, 2015, Deputy Finance Minister Pavel Safaryan announced in the parliament on Tuesday.
09:17 28/10/2014Syria conflict: Nusra Front rebels attack IdlibThe Nusra Front said its fighters killed dozens of government soldiers before being pushed back.
19:11 27/10/2014Armenia is leader of region in World Press Freedom Index 2014 of ‘‘Reporters without Borders’’Armenia is a leader in the region according to the "World Press Freedom Index 2014" compiled by the international organization "Reporters without Borders”.
11:44 27/10/2014Black ice on some roads in ArmeniaIt was snowing lightly on Sisian and Goris motorways as of 10:00 am today, wet snow was falling in Chambarak.
09:17 27/10/2014Islamic State militants fire Iraqi Anbar Province with chlorine shellsThe militants of "Daesh" [the Arabic for Islamic State] fired seven shells filled with chlorine on the residential district in Al Anbar.
13:49 25/10/2014Armenian journalist appointed chief advisor to Turkish Prime MinisterDavutoglu stressed that Etyen Mahcupyan made an important contribution to Turkey’s democratization and the formation of civil society.
09:08 25/10/2014Ebola crisis: 'Many exposed' to infected Mali girlThe authorities in Mali have confirmed the death of the country's first Ebola patient, a two-year-old girl.
09:13 24/10/2014Ottawa shooting suspect not known as connected to terroristsLast week, Commissioner Paulson informed the Canadian government of 90 high-risk travelers on their list that were kept a close eye on.
17:20 23/10/2014Shift workers should avoid eating foods rich in ironResearchers have now discovered that eating iron-rich foods disrupts the circadian clock in the liver, which helps maintain constant blood sugar levels to give body cells enough energy.
09:40 23/10/2014World Paper Free Day is celebrated todayThe best part about World Paper Free Day is that you don’t have to wrap presents, mail cards, or send out invitations.
09:10 23/10/2014Ottawa shootings: Canada 'not intimidated' - PM HarperThere is no confirmation that any of this week's attacks are linked to IS or the new military campaign.
17:32 22/10/2014Marital rows and depression lead to fewer calories being burned after mealsResearchers found men and women with a history of depression who had especially heated arguments with their spouse burned fewer calories after a meal than less argumentative couples.
09:16 22/10/2014Ebola serum for Africa patients within weeks, says WHOSpeaking in Geneva, Dr Marie Paule Kieny said work was also advancing quickly to get drugs and a vaccine ready for January 2015.
20:29 21/10/2014Film ‘‘Voice of America’’ about NKR: Artsah is sacred homeland of fighters for freedom"The country which for the international community is only a territory for us is a sacred homeland," convey the words of the NKR people the filmmakers of "Karabakh.
12:30 21/10/2014How too much light at night can make you illOccasional use of devices late at night is unlikely to cause any harm. But repeated exposure has been linked with an increased risk of cancer.
09:39 21/10/2014Islamic State: Fresh fighting in key Syrian town of KobaneUS-led forces carried out six air strikes around Kobane on Sunday and Monday, the US military said.
09:18 20/10/2014Ebola crisis: Spanish nurse tests negative for virusThe result suggests Teresa Romero, 44, is no longer infected - although a second test is required before she can be declared free of Ebola.
09:05 18/10/2014Mysterious US spaceplane returns to EarthThe purpose of the plane remains unclear - a theory that it was taking a look at China's space lab has recently been downplayed by experts.
18:38 17/10/2014Wine, nuts and chocolate 'may prevent brittle bones'A glass of red wine, a handful of peanuts or a nibble of chocolate could protect against osteoporosis.