While the lingering bitterness of the 1915 Armenian Genocide underlies much of the tension between the modern states of Armenia …
Still No US Ambassador to Armenia!
Following the departure of Ambassador John Evans on September 10, 2006 the US Embassy in Armenia has been left without …
R. KOCHARIAN: ARMENIA'S ACCESSION TO NATO TO REDUCE COUNTRY'S SECURITY LEVEL
Looking at the Foreign and Economic policies carried out by President Robert Kocharian’s administration it’s hard to even think about …
Armenia – Azerbaijan Foreign Policy Games
Another wave of discussions on Armenia – Azerbaijan foreign policy games swept through the Armenian blogosphere this week, which almost …
So Who’s Playing Games? US State Department or Armenian Foreign Ministry?
The US State Department amended for the second time on April 25 the wording of a controversial paragraph of its …
The Long and Hard Story of US Ambassadors to Armenia
Narjan had looked into the incredible “irrationality” of the Armenian Diaspora in US, in his discussion of the situation with …
Protest in Yerevan, Protest in Moscow
“Impeachment alliance organized yet another rally at the Freedom Square. After political speeches, people started a rally in Baghramyan Street. …
Russia Supports the Republican Party
Rhyne at Armenia blog looks at a recent article by Kommersant, claiming, that Russia officially supports the Republican Party and …
Opening of the historic Armenian Holy Cross Church on the island of Akhtamar
Ahousekeeper is frustrated by the proceedings around the opening of the historic Armenian Holy Cross Church on the island of …
Armenia and World: Foreign Affairs in Focus
Kornelij Glas kept foreign affairs in focus this week with a large number of unique posts, but other bloggers were …