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Foreign Policy

04.03.2007

Uncomfortable Neighborhood: Armenian bloggers about Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Greece

“The possibility of war between the United States and Iran seems more likely by the day…”, Armenia blog reports, citing …

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22.02.2007

Armenia-Turkey Relations and the "Surrender" vs "Rational"policy of the RA

Armenia Blog disapproves of Armenia’s insistence to develop relations with Turkey without precondition (the blogger has explained more about his …

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15.02.2007

Armenia, Genocide and the World

Vahe Balabanyan has posted a selection of news extracts from A1+, The California Courier, Armenialiberty, The Messenger , The Brock …

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12.02.2007

High TV Fees for Political Campaigning, David Harutyunyan, Oskanyan and Globalization, Envirnoment and Labour Exploitation

Armenia blog has a full range of topics today, including: High TV Advertisement Fees Angers Politicians, “An example that should …

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07.02.2007

2007 Parliamentary Election Monitor

Onnik Krikoryan has another one of his excellent 2007 Parliamentary Election Monitor posts. Covering various sources, such as the posts …

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03.02.2007

Armenian Genocide Resolution Introduced in Congress

The Armenian blogosphere was dominated by the Genocide issue at the end of the week: Hyelog had 8! posts on …

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