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  Alexander Iskandaryan: Georgia takes cautious line on Russia’s military presence in region September 7, 2010 - 19:26 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Georgian authorities’ nervousness about Russia-related issues is not new to the region and quite understandable, Caucasus Institute director Alexander Iskandaryan stated. In a conversation with PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, the expert commented on Georgian Foreign Ministry’s statement that Russian military base in Armenia poses a threat to the region. “Georgia takes a cautious line on Russia’s military presence in the region, which is easily explained by a post –war syndrome. In reality, the military base has long been deployed in Armenia and is not meant for any actions against Georgia,” Iskandaryan concluded.  Top stories Hovhannes Sahakyan: new memorandum depends on a type of candidates list coalition parties will submit for parliament race. Alexander Skakov further noted that not only Christian and Jewish, but also Muslim shires are located in Israel. Ruben Safrastyan: there are no objective reasons for launching a war against Iran. Its nuclear program serves peaceful purposes. Vache Gabrielyan : currently I have no party affiliation. However, I don’t rule out any changes in that direction in future.   |  Latest news Micron CEO Steve Appleton dies in plane crash  Appleton’s death i major loss for U.S. memory chipmaker struggling with sluggish computer sales and declining prices.U.S. Congressmen press Clinton to renounce her recent remarks on Genocide At a recent department-wide meeting, Secretary of State mischaracterized the Armenian Genocide as a “historical debate.”U.S. Reps. Wolf, Chu commemorate Armenian massacre in Azerbaijan “Between 1988 and 1990, the Armenian population was the target of racially motivated pogroms in Azerbaijan,” Judy Chu said.Armenian place of worship demolished in Turkey Malatya Mayor Ahmet Çakır gave verbal permission for building the place of worship on orders by Malatya Governor Ulvi Saran. |
