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British Friends of Artsakh – 360 Panel Discussion in London
Artsakh 360 Panel Discussion in London AYF London Branch organised an evening on Artsakh at one of the Halls of Westminster University in Central London on October 17, 2014. Among […]
Russia Leans on Its Neighbors
The New York Times Opinion Pages Op-Ed Contributors Choices for the South Caucasus By DENIS CORBOY, WILLIAM COURTNEY, RICHARD KAUZLARICH and KENNETH YALOWITZ Published: August 28, 2013 […]
Հայաստան-Վրաստան. հակասական հայտարարությունները կողմերի միջև լարվածություն են ստեղծում Իվանիշվիլու այցի նախօրեին
Վրաստանի նորանշանակ վարչապետ Բիձինա Իվանիշվիլու Հայաստան կատարած առաջին պաշտոնական այցն ուղեկցվում է հայ-վրացական հարաբերությունների որոշակի լարվածությամբ: Վերջին մեկ ամսվա ընթացքում Վրաստանի երկու բարձրաստիճան դեմքերի` արտգործնախարար Մայա Փանջիկիձեի և Համայն Վրաց […]
Վրաստանում բացվել է «Թբիլիսիի հայկական եկեղեցիները՝ երեկ և այսօր» ցուցահանդեսը
«Թբիլիսիի հայկական եկեղեցիները՝ երեկ և այսօր» խորագրով ցուցահանդես բացվեց դեկտեմբերի մեկին Հայ Առաքելական Ուղղափառ Սուրբ Եկեղեցու Վիրահայոց Թեմի «Հայարտուն» մշակույթի կենտրոնի Գալուստ Գյուլբենկյան սրահում: Ցուցահանդեսը նվիրված էր հայ եկեղեցու հիմնադիր […]
Georgia: Is Tbilisi Setting Political Benchmark for Azerbaijan, Armenia?
Last time, Georgians did it via revolution. This time, political change came through the ballot box. Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili’s concession of Georgia’s October 1 parliamentary election to his political […]
Georgia’s Ivanishvili In Hot Water After `Anti-Armenian Gaffe’
Bidzina Ivanishvili, the billionaire leader of an opposition alliance that has won Georgia’s parliamentary elections, has raised eyebrows in Armenia after reportedly questioning the existence of a sizable Armenian community […]
Achieving peace in Nagorno-Karabakh
The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan has an enormous impact on both countries economically, socially, as well as on the quality of democracy and the respect for individual and collective […]
Aznavour Angers Javakhk Armenians
AKHALTSKHA, Javakhk—Renowned singer and Armenia’s Ambassador to Switzerland Charles Aznavour has angered the Armenian population of Javakhk by agreeing to perform at an official ceremony on Thursday for the reopening […]
48 Hours in Javakhk
Much has been said about the need to help Javakhk, but little is known about the realities and conditions under which the local Armenians live. On a steamy June morning […]
Calming the Roiling Caucasus
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s visit to Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia this week is timely. The Caucasus holds risks of confrontation that could affect American and European interests, and it […]
Karabakh in Miniature: Georgia and Azerbaijan fail to solve Davit Gareja monastery dispute
For the past two decades a giant monastery complex Davit Gareja, 60 km to the southeast of Tbilisi, on the Georgian-Azeri border, has been the subject of dispute and tensions […]
Tbilisi Armenians struggle to save their crumbling churches from neglect
The collapse of the bell tower of the Armenian St. Nshan Church in Tbilisi Sunday night again reminded the local Armenian community about the defenseless status that Armenian churches have […]
HOW WE CAN HOLD THE SOUTH CAUCASUS?
Arevagal: The following article by the former Russian ambassador to Armenia was written just before Moscow liberated South Ossetia and Abkhazia from Georgian/Western aggression. The commentary by the ambassador is […]
‘Armenian Genocide’ Remarks Triggers Incident in Parliament
Remarks by an opposition lawmaker about Armenian community’s calls for recognizing the 1915 mass killing of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire as genocide, triggered an incident during the parliamentary session […]
Armenian genocide memorial to put Georgia between rock and hard place
The Armenian Diaspora in Tbilisi has asked City Hall to erect a memorial to their genocide at the hands of the Turks in the early 20th century. Georgian officials have […]
