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Resolution of Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: An Armenian Perspective
By Gregory Aftandilian, Academic Board Member, Policy Forum Armenia Ever since the President Trump’s National Security Adviser John Bolton’s visit to the Caucasus in October 2018, the issue of Armenia’s conflict with Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh (or Artsakh in Armenian) has … Continue reading
«Թավշյա Հեղափոխության» Մոտակա Անելիքների Մասին
Հայկական թավշյա հեղափոխությունն արդեն իրողություն է։ Երիտասարդների անհնազանդության ալիքը արագորեն տարածվեց հանրության լայն շրջանակների մեջ եւ փոխեց իրավիճակը։ Նիկոլ Փաշինյանի ճկուն մարտավարության եւ արագ կողմնորոշվելու արդյունքում անհնազանդությունն ընդունեց համընդհանուր մերժման տեսք, վերածվելով տոտալ խաղաղ ապստամբության։ Ամենակրիտիկական պահին բանակն ըստ էության … Continue reading
Velvet Revolution: Week of Great Expectations (April 30-May 4)
On May 1, following almost nine hours of parliamentary hearing to consider the nomination of the leader of the opposition, MP Nikol Pashinyan, as Prime Minster, the Armenia’s parliament voted down his candidacy with a 45-56 vote. Yelq Alliance, Tsarukyan … Continue reading
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Tagged Jirayr Sefilian, Nikol Pashinyan, Velvet revolution
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Armenia’s Velvet Revolution: How should the Diaspora respond?
On April 17, 2018, Serge Sargsyan—who occupied the position of Armenia’s President for two terms since 2008—was chosen by Armenia’s parliament to be the new Prime Minister with enhanced executive powers. This was made possible by the Constitution of 2015, … Continue reading
From Pedophilia to Election Fraud and Political Prisoners: Could Ignoring These Horrible Things Really Advance US Interests?
A recent article by New York Times based on an investigative report about child sexual abuse by the Afghan security forces shook even the most ardent supporters of the US action in that volatile country. According to that report, systemic … Continue reading
Posted in Admin, All listed by Author, Foreign policy, POLITICS
Tagged Armenia, corrupt regime, corruption, election fraud, Garo Yegnukian, Jirayr Sefilian, Russia, Sargsyan
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Decolonization (Armexit) or the Beginning of the Life Road
by Varuzhan Avetisyan Foreword To create a sovereign national state we must first liberate our country from the Russian colonialism. That is why the biggest imperative for the Armenian nation should be decolonization. The idea of decolonization should become a … Continue reading
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Tagged Armexit, decolonization, Varuzhan Avetisyan
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The Turbulent World Order, Armexit, and the Promising Prospects of a US-Armenia Strategic Alliance
An open letter published on the anniversary of July 31, 2016, when Sasna Tsrer temporarily laid down their arms to continue the rebellion. The turbulent world order, which emerged after the Cold War, has created a promising prospects for: (1) … Continue reading
The Armenians and Claims for Reparations: Their Sovereignty Challenged?
by Raffi Philippe Kalfayan Reprinted with author’s permission from http://repairfuture.net. The issue of reparations for the Genocide of Armenians may appear quite out of phase with the current state of Armenian-Turkish relations, as well as with the respective emergencies in … Continue reading
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Tagged Armenia's sovereignty, Armenian claims, Armenian genocide
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The Abandoned American, Prisoner of Conscience Garo Yegnukian
Garo Yegnukian, a U.S. citizen, was arrested on July 20, 2016 and has since been illegally held in pretrial detention in Armenia’s old KGB prison. Garo has been a victim of political persecution since 2012 for being outspoken against the … Continue reading
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Arthur Sargsyan, “The Bread Bearer”, is Dead; The Ruling Power in the Republic of Armenia Bears Direct Responsibility for it; Self Proclaimed Representative Institutions in the Diaspora Hold Indirect Responsibility by Keeping Silent
Thus, “the bread bearer” (“Hats Perogh”) died on Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 15:00 (Yerevan time). The man had braved police roadblocks on July 26, 2016 to bring supplies to the insurgents (“Sasna Tsrer”) who had stormed and held the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Sargsyan, corruption, Daredevils of Sassoon, Diaspora, July events
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