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If West grants independence to Kosovo, it cannot fail to recognize right of Karabakh people to self-determination

If West grants independence to Kosovo, it cannot fail to recognize right of Karabakh people to self-determination

July 7, 2007 - 15:45 AMT  00:48 GMT
"I do not think that the Turkish threat has disappeared and our Russian military base is a guarantee against the Turkish threat," the RA Prime Minister stated.
Serzh Sargsyan does not believe that Turkey's membership in NATO makes him more predictable

Serzh Sargsyan does not believe that Turkey's membership in NATO makes him more predictable

July 7, 2007 - 15:31 AMT  00:48 GMT
Prime Minister of Armenia: Even before our blockade Turkey was a member of NATO when it occupied Cyprus.
A festival dedicated to Marc Chagall to be held in Yerevan 7-17 July

A festival dedicated to Marc Chagall to be held in Yerevan 7-17 July

July 7, 2007 - 14:58 AMT  00:48 GMT
Presentation of a book by Karen Grigoryan entitled "Marc Chagall" and premier of a short film -"Angel under Roofs" is scheduled in the framework of the festival.
World Armenian Congress continues its work on recognition of Armenian Genocide

World Armenian Congress continues its work on recognition of Armenian Genocide

July 7, 2007 - 14:47 AMT  00:48 GMT
Ara Abramian: The WAC Institute of International Law and Political Sciences has already prepared recommendations regarding the possibility of bringing the Armenian Genocide problem into the International Court.
More than 5 000 Azeris adopted Christianity recently

More than 5 000 Azeris adopted Christianity recently

July 7, 2007 - 14:41 AMT  00:48 GMT
In the majority of cases people, who "had bad habits and encountered injustice at their work place" change religion.
President of UAR skeptical about resolution of Karabakh problem in near future

President of UAR skeptical about resolution of Karabakh problem in near future

July 7, 2007 - 14:28 AMT  00:48 GMT
Ara Abramian: Already today Azerbaijan refuses to settle the status of Nagorno Karabakh. And of course, I am seriously concerned over this like many other Armenians.

The Armenian community of Istanbul has become a hostage in the hands of the authorities and the official propaganda

July 5, 2007 - 18:59 AMT  00:48 GMT
The trial of Dink's case began on July 2 and already on the next day it was put off till October 1. In fact this decision was no shock to anyone. The Turkish Prime-Minister Redgep Erdoghan has a lot to put at stake. Strong is his belief that the Justice and Development Party will win in national elections which is to be held on July 22. He doesn't want to take any risk for such a scandalous case, because mass media and the whole world community will be concentrated on the trail, and many details not profitable for Turkey to be known will be revealed; something which will do no good to the reputation of the Prime Minister.
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