It is to the point to put a question – what Armenia had done wrong with Russia for the centuries-old history of their relations. But it seems that Russia is awakening and the true patriots and mass media of Russia also give such questions, particularly, on Karabakh problem, as well. They began to analyze soberly, which can the pledge of again generation of feeling of fate be, inherent to Russian people. The nuances on the problems of Nagorni  Karabakh, stated above, may be unknown to the representatives of the countries of Minsk group, as well as the countries recognizing the Azerbaijan Republic, but Russia does know!

World changed, with the huge rise of internet this called progress now for all nations genders and social levels. It is obvious that new techno time will replace many expeller old perceptions. But however to what extent named global web is a free space how it was conceived  arrying
the serious rudiment of freedom. There are differences between perceptions how to cope with the difficulties and take privileges such as from the simple networking to advanced user with variations of capabilities to adapt.

The Nakorno-Karabakh war brought world's attention to South Caucasus again, one more time after more than two decades. Corrupted regimes both in Armenia and Azerbaijan nurtured hatred-enmity among the people of the region and the status quo was beneficial mostly for such regimes of Robert Kocharian clan and Ilham Aliev's billionaire family members.

Reacting to the statements recently voiced in Baku, Minister Nalbandian said, "The leadership of Azerbaijan names the Co-Chair states provocateurs only because they propose to create a mechanism for investigation of incidents. In fact, that criticism is directed not only against the Co-Chairs, but at least against the past and present participating states that presided over the OSCE, the United Nations, European Union, and in general all the states and institutions that have supported and support that proposal."

Amb. Mills gave the following brief answer: “My only response will be to reiterate Pres. Obama’s goal which he set forth in his statement on April 24^th: ‘We want full, frank and just acknowledgment of what happened from the Turkish government and Turkish people.’”

Caucasus region has a huge potential to become an energy hub and one of the main suppliers of gas and oil to Europe. Caucasus energetic resources are important for diversification of Europe energy demands. Its role can become bigger if energy pipelines connect to already existed pipelines of South Caucasus in the framework of TANAP project.

One such Turkish-American is Oya Bain who was described in a recent interview by the Turkish denialist website HistoryofTruth.com as “one of the most active names in the Turkish American Diaspora.” She is a Board Member of the Assembly of Turkish American Associations (ATAA), a coalition of 60 Turkic associations in the United States.

Getting a feel for Georgia’s geopolitical trajectory is too important to get wrong. Georgia is arguably the stablest and most democratic of the post-Soviet republics outside of the Baltics, and plausibly the last hope in a region that has seen years of political stagnation and regression. The United States and Europe have poured billions into promoting democracy and economic development there, and Tbilisi has consistently responded with an enthusiastic embrace of Westernization.

Garo Paylan, representing the Kurdish opposition HDP Party, then took the floor and also spoke about the Armenian Genocide: “One hundred years ago the Armenian people were uprooted and exterminated by a decision of the State. My family -- grandfather and his family -- also suffered from these events. My grandfather was orphaned, having lost both parents. I am from the generation of orphans and leftovers of the sword, living in this land. My race is massacred.”

For more than 40 years in the political arena of Spain two parties had been dominating, the People’s Party and the PSOE Party (Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party), which alternated in power. The last catalytic elections of December 20, 2015 resulted in a significant weakening of these traditional political forces and the emergence of new antiregime parties.

“Because the world is so extraordinarily interconnected today – economically, technologically, militarily in every way imaginable – instability anywhere can be a threat to stability everywhere”. John Kerry was right in making these remarks as the regional developments today can easily grow into a global chaos.

On November 29, 2015, the Armenian Community of China and the Armenian Students’ Union in China organized the second Online Conference of Armenian Researchers and Students in China. The goal of the conference was to bring together the dozens of Armenian academics, doctoral candidates, researchers and students based in China and to introduce their respective fields of research and build cooperation among them.

If not read carefully, Pres. Sargsyan’s last answer could easily be misunderstood. He is neither saying that Armenia has territorial claims from Turkey nor that it does not! Armenia simply has not raised this issue officially because doing so could have serious national security implications given its powerful and hostile neighbor on the Western Front.

On the occasion of the 24^th anniversary of Armenia’s independence, I had the honor of delivering the keynote address at the celebration organized by the Armenian Consulate in Glendale, California. Here are excerpts from my remarks reflecting on some of the accomplishments since independence, and the challenges that still lie ahead.

In the words of Bedros Terzian, the Yeznik Mozian Vocational School stands out as the largest education project supported by the French-Armenian community to date, in terms of not only funding and man-hours, but also the school’s long-term vision and far-reaching impact on the socio-economic development of Artsakh, through the development of a specialized workforce which this republic sorely lacks today.

Europe’s failure to fashion even the beginnings of a unified solution to the migrant crisis is intensifying confusion and desperation all along the multicontinent trail and breeding animosity among nations extending back to the Middle East.

An unknown assailant threw a Molotov cocktail at the Armenian Consulate in Glendale, California, on August 10, an informed source who wished to remain anonymous told The California Courier.

The courses in Armenian language and culture classes will be offered for a second consecutive year at the prestigious Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) after a very successful launch year with many of the enrolled Chinese students expressing the desire to continue their Armenian studies in Armenia.

The presentation which took place at the Rose Garden Palace, was within the context of appreciation of HRH Princess Soamsawali’s support of YMCA Bangkok and to convey the heartfelt donation in support of HRH Princess Soamsawali’s Charitable work to "Reduce the AIDS infection from Mother to the New-Born Baby" Program.

Thousands of articles have been published worldwide in the recent weeks exposing Turkey’s strategic trickery -- using the pretext of fighting ISIS to carry out a genocidal bombing campaign against the Kurds who have courageously countered ISIS in Syria and Iraq.