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09.02.2010 11:53 GMT+04:00

Armenian President sent a letter to his Turkish counterpart Abdullah Gul.

Politics Armenian-Turkish Agreement

 

09.02.2010 11:39 GMT+04:00

“I hope that one day this recognition will be possible because we have moral and educational duty to this subject,” the Knesset member said.

Armenia and World Armenian Genocide

04.12.2009 GMT+04:00

Minister of Economy Nerses Yeritsyan holds the post of the country’s chief economist in a crucial period when Armenia has to recover from the crisis and carry out long-term relief reform to ensure economic growth. In an interview with a PanARMENIAN.Net, Minister Yeritsyan dwelled on his achievements and drawbacks.

09.11.2009 GMT+04:00

On October 10, Armenian and Turkish Foreign Ministers met in Zurich to sign Protocols on normalization of bilateral ties. In an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net, Member of Parliament Ara Nranyan, ARFD Advisor on Economic Issues, introduced the results of party’s report concerning economic prospects for Armenia and Turkey in case of opening of the border.

05.11.2009 GMT+04:00

For a long time, some in Armenia viewed Diaspora as a kind of “milch cow”, without seriously thinking about its problems. Last year, Diaspora Ministry finally came into existence. In an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net, Minister of Diaspora Affairs Hranush Hakobyan introduced Ministry’s achievements and further plans.

Turkey and Israel are still strategic partners in words until Ankara finally decides that Arab world is more important than the Jewish State.

09.02.2010 GMT+04:00

After the operation “Cast Lead” in Gaza Strip Israel considerably intensified its activity in the region. With the exception of “deteriorating” relations with Turkey, the course of Official Tel Aviv is quite understandable; major changes and developments are evolving in the region, related to the Jewish State and the Greater Middle East. Against this background, the statements of Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman before his visit to Baku are perceived much more seriously than they really are.

updated: 09.02 GMT+04:00

08.02 Major Armenian IT and telecommunications companies release year-end statistics
Revenues from communications services (not including VAT, at current prices) totaled at 164 422 million Armenian drams in 2009, even as recession hit the Armenian economy in a year of global financial and economic crisis.

06.02 Tax reform in focus of Armenian government
Review of economic events (1.02-6.02)

05.02 Does England engage in game in South Caucasus?
Most likely Ankara will ratify Protocols to prevent adoption of the Resolution on the Armenian Genocide in the U.S. Congress.