The morning of July 7 2005 was the same as any other for Edmond Terakopian, a staff photographer with the British Press Association (PA), until his cell phone rang during a photo shoot at London's Natural History Museum. Along with 20 other photographers, Edmond was waiting to photograph the world's largest uncut diamond.
The Makaryans are one of many impoverished families currently living in Dormitory #5 in Nor Nork's Student District. Their building is to be sold in an auction on February 28.
"This type of attitude on the part of an Armenian media outlet might indeed dismay Armenian- American philanthropists and prevent them from actively investing in Armenia," reads a letter from Jack Berberian, an Armenian-American philanthropist, to the chairman of the Council of Public Television and Radio, Alexan Harutunyan.
Two cups of rice green tea, another two refills this time with chai green tea, my nose is still stuffed, and my throat hurts badly.
The tide of color revolutions throughout the post-Soviet space has forced a number of authoritarian leaders to reconsider and to correct their foreign policy priorities.
On February 23, Edik Baghdasaryan, chairman of the Investigative Journalists of Armenia, was summoned to the Office of the Prosecutor General to provide explanations to a committee set up to verify published findings by investigative journalists.
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