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Samvel Karapetyan's Detention Upheld

A Yerevan appeals court upheld the pre-trial detention of Samvel Karapetyan, owner of Tashir Group, despite his lawyers arguing that the only basis for his continued detention is a statement defending the Armenian Church.

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Armenian Government Faces \$500 Million Lawsuit Over ENA Seizure

Samvel Karapetyan is demanding \$500 million from the Armenian government following the government's seizure of his company, Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), despite a Stockholm Arbitration Institute order to refrain from doing so. The government has yet to respond, and the interim manager appoin...

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Armenia Nationalizes "Armenian Electric Networks" Amidst Political Controversy

Following the arrest of businessman Samvel Karapetyan, the Armenian government nationalized his company, "Armenian Electric Networks" (HENC), appointing Romanos Petrosyan as temporary manager despite HENC's claims of political motivation and legal challenges.

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Imprisoned Armenian Businessman Launches New Political Force Amidst Government Crackdown

While imprisoned in Armenia, Russian-Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan announced a new political force following a July 4th rally supporting him, prompting a government response emphasizing his Russian citizenship and accusing him of interfering in Armenian politics.

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Armenia Nationalizes Electric Networks Amidst Opposition and Cost Uncertainty

Armenia's parliament approved the nationalization of the Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), owned by imprisoned billionaire Samvel Karapetyan, in a swift, 48-hour process, despite opposition concerns and the government's admission of lacking a cost analysis; ENA threatens international arbitration.

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US Lawyer Alleges Political Persecution of Armenian Businessman

Renowned American lawyer Robert Amsterdam alleges that the criminal case against Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan is politically motivated, citing his arrest and house search as unlawful acts of revenge following his defense of the Armenian Apostolic Church; the Appeals Court agrees with the i...

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US Lawyer Defends Armenian Church Amidst Government Crackdown

Renowned American lawyer Robert Amsterdam arrived in Yerevan to defend the Armenian Church and those imprisoned for supporting it, including businessman Samvel Karapetyan whose company is facing nationalization, citing a pattern of government repression against religious figures and their supporters...

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New Armenian Political Party Emphasizes Professionalism, Economic Diversification

Samvel Karapetyan, an Armenian businessman imprisoned for a month, is forming a new political party focused on depoliticizing governance, attracting skilled professionals, and reducing economic dependence on Russia, as announced by his brother Narek Karapetyan.

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Armenian Opposition Challenges ENA Nationalization Law

Two Armenian opposition groups challenged a government-backed law concerning the nationalization of Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), citing three constitutional violations and requesting a court-ordered suspension, planning to appeal to international courts if necessary.

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